Maillot Georgia 1994-1995 Home kit
YFS Reference Entry · 1994-1995 · 1 known examples
The Georgia national football team's home kit for the 1994-1995 season featured a predominantly white design with red and black accents. Manufactured by a brand commonly associated with football apparel, the kit was notable for its simplicity and functionality. The jersey was worn during key matches in the qualifying rounds for the 1996 UEFA European Championship, showcasing the team's efforts to establish itself on the international stage following its independence. The absence of a prominent sponsor allowed the design to focus on the national colors and emblem.
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🔍 Authentication checklist
- Check for the manufacturer's tag style, which should reflect the 1990s design standards.
- Look for specific stitching patterns that were typical for kits from this era.
- Verify the placement and quality of the national emblem on the chest.
- Inspect for any unique identifiers or codes printed inside the collar.
- Examine the fabric type, as it should be consistent with polyester blends used in the mid-1990s.
⚠️ Common fakes: Common fakes often feature incorrect stitching patterns and low-quality fabric that does not match the original kit's feel. Additionally, counterfeit versions may have misaligned logos or incorrect color shades.
⚽ Notable wearers
Players such as Kakha Kaladze and Giorgi Kinkladze wore this kit during its active season. Notable matches include the qualifiers against Italy and Ukraine.
