Premier League

Official Manchester United jacket made by Umbro for the 1994/1995 season. This padded black jacket features gold details, including the Umbro logo, "Pro Training" branding on the sleeves, and the Sharp sponsor on the back. The Manchester United crest is embroidered on the chest, while the button closure adds a classic and functional touch. Designed for cold weather, this jacket was worn by staff and players during training sessions. Size XL.

The 1994/1995 season was a challenging one for Manchester United under Alex Ferguson. Despite a strong squad, they finished second in the Premier League, losing the title to Blackburn Rovers, led by Alan Shearer. This season was also marked by Eric Cantona’s infamous suspension after his notorious kick at an opposing fan, which sidelined him for several months.

Official Arsenal away jersey from the 1995/1996 season, produced by technical sponsor Nike. In blue with a bold light blue zig-zag pattern, it features the Nike logo embroidered on the chest, the classic Arsenal crest stitched on the left chest, and the commercial sponsor JVC printed at the center. On the back, the customization with Adams and the number 6 pays tribute to Tony Adams, the legendary Gunners captain. The size shown in the images is S.

The 1995/1996 season was the last under Bruce Rioch’s management before Arsène Wenger's arrival, which would revolutionize the club. Tony Adams, already a charismatic defensive leader and Arsenal icon, remained the cornerstone of the team, embodying the grit and loyalty synonymous with the Gunners. This jersey represents a transitional era but also the dawn of a new golden age for Arsenal.