Nineteen eighty-five to eighty-eight. Liverpool won the league twice in that stretch, the FA Cup once, and made the away shirt of the era look better than most clubs’ home kits. This shirt is that period, back on the shelf.
The base is clean white — a proper white, not the off-white of last season — with strawberry red and grey detailing running through the V-neck collar and the sleeve cuffs. The classic Adidas Trefoil returns on the chest, alongside the heritage Liver bird crest enclosed in a shield rather than the modern club badge. Both of those choices deliberately reach back to the trophies-as-standard era.
Woven into the fabric — a bespoke tonal pattern taken directly from 1970s Anfield match tickets. The typography, the borders, the graphic language of the tickets fans used to walk through the turnstiles. Every generation of supporter who passed through the Kop lives in the fabric.
Then the detail that matters most. Inside the back collar — the number 97, flanked by two eternal flames. Never forgotten.
You’ll Never Walk Alone, in the truest sense the club knows.
The Details
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Player Version — match-grade slim athletic fit
- Lightweight performance fabric, built for the pitch
- Official-style crest, badges & detailing
