Maillot Soviet Union/URSS 1989-1990 Home kit
YFS Reference Entry · 1989-1990 · 1 known examples
The Soviet Union's home kit for the 1989-1990 season featured a classic design characterized by its vibrant red color, which was complemented by white accents. Manufactured by Adidas, the kit did not have a prominent sponsor, reflecting the era's political climate. This jersey was notably worn during the qualification matches for the 1990 FIFA World Cup, including key games against teams such as Italy and Sweden. The design included the iconic three stripes along the shoulders, a hallmark of Adidas kits from this period.
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🔍 Authentication checklist
- Adidas trefoil logo with specific stitching pattern
- Label with country of manufacture and size tag format typical of late 1980s
- Specific fabric texture consistent with Adidas kits from this era
- Presence of the three stripes on the shoulders
- Correct placement of the national emblem on the chest
⚠️ Common fakes: Common fakes often lack the correct stitching and fabric texture associated with authentic Adidas kits. Additionally, counterfeit versions may misplace the national emblem or fail to replicate the accurate color scheme.
⚽ Notable wearers
This kit was worn by notable players such as Vasyl Rats, who wore the number 6 jersey. It was also featured in the 1990 FIFA World Cup qualification matches, showcasing the team's efforts to secure a place in the tournament.
