Maillot Canada 1989-1990 Home kit
YFS Reference Entry · 1989-1990 · 1 known examples
The Canada national football team's home kit for the 1989-1990 season featured a predominantly red color scheme with white accents. Manufactured by Umbro, the kit was characterized by its simple yet bold design, which included a classic crew neck and contrasting sleeve cuffs. This kit was notably worn during the 1990 FIFA World Cup qualifiers, where Canada aimed to secure a spot in the tournament. The jersey also featured the iconic Canadian maple leaf emblem, symbolizing national pride.
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🔍 Authentication checklist
- Umbro logo style consistent with late 1980s designs
- Tag with specific size and care instructions typical of Umbro kits from this era
- Stitching quality and pattern consistent with authentic Umbro jerseys
- Presence of the Canadian Football Association crest
- Material type typical of Umbro jerseys from the late 1980s
⚠️ Common fakes: Common fakes often feature incorrect logo placements or poor-quality stitching that does not match the authentic Umbro style. Additionally, counterfeit kits may use inferior materials that lack the durability of genuine products.
⚽ Notable wearers
Notable players who wore this kit include Bruce Wilson and Carlo Corazzin. The kit was worn during the 1990 FIFA World Cup qualifying matches, where Canada sought to qualify for the World Cup for the first time.
