Adidas Japan 1993 Home Remake Kit Leaked
May 12, 2026, by Chris
- Release and Availability: The Adidas Japan 1993 remake football kit is set to release soon and is already available for order at some online stores.
- Design and Features: The remake shirt stays faithful to the original look, with a long-sleeve option and available with or without Kazu Miura’s No. 11 on the back.
- Fabric and Production: The remake's fabric differs slightly from the original due to modern dyeing techniques, resulting in a different appearance on the inside of the shirt.
Update - May 12, 2026: We can leak more official images of the Adidas Japan 1993 remake football kit. It is set to release very soon, already available to order at some online stores.
Update - May 6, 2026: Thanks to Malaysian store TitipLawas, we get another look at the Japan 1993 remake kit, this time in the Kazu #11 edition. The Adidas Japan 1993 remake soccer jersey will be launched very soon.
Apr 30, 2026: Shimizu S-Pulse supporter Tich_SPulse got his hands early on the Adidas Japan 1993 remake football kit. The fabric is slightly different from the original, with the most visible difference being the inside of the shirt.
The remake is almost white, while the original had the back visible directly. This is because the older dyeing techniques saturated the polyester fibers all the way through, while the remake was made starting with a roll of completely blank, white polyester, with the ink pressed on the outer layer.
Japan 1993 Remake home Kit
This is the original Japan 1993 home jersey, made by Adidas.
The Adidas Japan 1993 remake home shirt stays faithful to the original look, available both without a name or with the legendary Kazu Miura’s No. 11 on the back.
Japan 1993 Remake Kit - Original vs Remake
The Adidas Japanese national football team 1993 remake home football shirt mirrors the early-90s originals and continues a unique tradition: despite being produced by different brands at the time - Adidas (1992-93), Puma (1993) and Asics (1994) - the Japan FA itself created the design template. Manufacturers simply applied their logos, resulting in a rare era of national-team kits with federation-made design rather than brand identity.
The Adidas Japan 1993 remake home shirt is available as a long-sleeve option only.
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