LIVERPOOL 1993 – 94 AWAY – FIVESLEEVE – GERRARD

Description

The Liverpool 1993–94 away kit is one of the club’s most memorable and polarizing designs from the early Premier League era. Manufactured by Adidas, the kit broke away from traditional colors, featuring a bold green and white quartered design—a significant departure from Liverpool’s usual away palettes. The shirt had black trim and featured the large Carlsberg sponsor logo in white across the chest. The Adidas Equipment logo sat centrally below the collar, with the Liverpool club crest placed just above the heart. The kit was completed with black shorts and green socks, maintaining the unconventional color scheme throughout. Though it wasn’t worn during a particularly successful season—Liverpool finished 8th in the Premier League under Graeme Souness, later replaced by Roy Evans—the kit has gained cult status over time for its daring look and 90s nostalgia.