Liverpool 1991-92 Away Jersey

The 1991-92 Liverpool away jersey is an iconic representation of early '90s football fashion, pushing the boundaries of conventional kit design. This shirt features a striking green base –  making it instantly memorable.

The white chevrons across the right shoulder and sleeve area are quintessentially Adidas. This asymmetrical layout adds a dynamic visual punch, breaking away from traditional symmetry.

The oversized "Candy" sponsor in a rounded italic script complements the retro aesthetic. Its placement is balanced and central, reinforcing the visual identity of the era.

The classic embroidered Liverpool crest reflect authenticity and nostalgia. The crest features the Shankly Gates, enhancing emotional resonance.

Lightweight polyester with a glossy finish typical of early '90s kits. The V-neck collar with insert adds character and comfort, staying true to vintage tailoring trends.

This shirt was worn during Graeme Souness’s managerial era, a transitional time for the club. It marks the final season Liverpool was sponsored by Candy. Its uniqueness lies in its bold departure from Liverpool's traditional red identity.