Altri Club

Jersey of Verdy Kawasaki (now Tokyo Verdy), worn during the 1993-1995 seasons, produced by technical sponsor Mizuno. This shirt is one of the most iconic designs from the early years of the J.League: white base with bold green accents, contrasting collar and sleeve cuffs, and an explosive central graphic symbolizing speed and energy. The chest features the Verdy crest and Mizuno logo, with the “Yomiuri” sponsor prominently across the front. Original J.League tag sewn inside the collar.

In the 1990s, Verdy Kawasaki was one of Japan’s most dominant clubs, boasting a generation of players who would shape the future of the national team. This jersey captures the golden age of the club and the vibrant style of early Japanese professional football.
 

Official away jersey of Mitsubishi Urawa Red Diamonds for the 1993/1994 season, produced by Mizuno. The shirt stands out for its spectacular geometric design in various shades of blue, giving it a dynamic and modern look. The Mizuno logo and the team crest are placed on the chest, while the main sponsor "MITSUBISHI URAWA" is printed in white across the center. The official J.League patch is stitched on the sleeve, marking the club’s entry into Japan’s top professional league.

The 1993 season was historic as it marked the launch of the J.League, Japan's first professional football league. Although the Urawa Red Diamonds faced a challenging start, the team laid the foundation for its future, growing into one of the most prestigious clubs in Japanese football.