Liverpool 1995-96 Retro Away Kit Released
Feb 4, 2019, by Chris
English Premier League club Liverpool FC released a retro version of the iconic Adidas 1995-1996 away kit. The new Liverpool 2019 1995-96 away retro jersey is part of the in-house Liverpool retro collection.
LFC Retro 95/96 Away Shirt
This is the LFC Retro 95/96 Away Shirt.
Inspired by the famous Adidas 95/96 away kit, the new Liverpool FC 2019 retro version of the shirt comes with the same features the original shirt from more than 20 years ago - green and white checkers, a Polo collar and the Carlsberg logo on the front.
The main differences to the classic kit are the missing Adidas logo and the Three Stripes on the shoulders - the retro kit comes with a single black stripe on the sleeves.
The Liverpool FC retro 2019 kit has been made by Score Draw and is promoted a in-house LFC gear.
Liverpool FC 95/96 Retro Away Shirt - Features
- Green and white shirt with polo collar
- Vertical stripe detail throughout
- Large retro LFC crest in black, white and green design
- Black stripe shoulder detail
- Carlsberg logo across the centre
Retailing at a price of 35GBP, the Liverpool FC 95/96 retro away kit is already sold out in all sizes expect Size XXL. We expect that it could be restocked soon.
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