Arsenal 1994-95 Third Shirt – Rare Nike Yellow & Navy Jersey

Description

A genuinely unusual piece of Arsenal kit history.

The Arsenal 1994-95 third shirt is one of the most distinctive Nike designs of the early Premier League era — and one of the rarest. The yellow, navy and light-blue shirt was introduced as an alternative to Arsenal‘s navy change kit and was used only on a very limited number of competitive occasions.

Featuring the iconic Nike design and JVC sponsor, this shirt belongs to the era of Ian Wright, Paul Merson, Tony Adams and Ray Parlour at Highbury.

For Arsenal collectors, this is much more than another 90s replica: it represents one of the club’s most unusual and hard-to-find shirts.

Why is the Arsenal 1994-95 third shirt so rare?

Unlike most Arsenal shirts of the era, the yellow third shirt was not a standard retail replica. It was introduced as an alternative when Arsenal’s navy change strip could not be used in domestic cup competition.

The shirt made a memorable appearance at Anfield against Liverpool in January 1995 and was used again during the following season against Aston Villa. Its extremely limited competitive use is one of the reasons the design has become particularly desirable among Arsenal shirt collectors.

Arsenal 1994-95 – The Ian Wright Era

The 1994-95 season was a fascinating moment in Arsenal history. Nike had just taken over as the club’s kit manufacturer, replacing adidas, while George Graham’s Arsenal featured a generation of players who would become synonymous with the club’s 1990s identity.

Ian Wright was the star of the attack, scoring 30 goals in all competitions. Paul Merson, Tony Adams, Ray Parlour, Nigel Winterburn and Martin Keown were also key names associated with the team. Arsenal also reached the European Cup Winners’ Cup final that season, eventually losing 2-1 to Real Zaragoza after extra time.

The yellow third shirt therefore belongs to a fascinating period of Arsenal history — before the arrival of Arsène Wenger, before the Invincibles and before the modern Emirates era.

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Features:

• Material: Premium polyester

• Machine washable

• Replica Version – same look, material, and feel as the original

• Sizes: S to XXL

• Tracking number provided after shipment

FAQ

Was the Arsenal 1994-95 yellow shirt a third shirt?
Yes. It is generally catalogued as Arsenal’s 1994-95 third kit, alongside the red-and-white home and navy change kit.

Who wore the Arsenal 1994-95 third shirt?
Players associated with the kit include Ian Wright, Paul Merson, Ray Parlour, Tony Adams, Nigel Winterburn and Martin Keown.

Was the Arsenal 1994-95 yellow shirt sold in shops?
Historical kit research indicates that replicas of this particular yellow third shirt were not sold at retail, contributing to its rarity among collectors.

Why did Arsenal wear a yellow third shirt in 1994-95?
The yellow shirt provided an alternative when Arsenal’s navy change strip could not be used in domestic cup competition.

What sponsor was on the Arsenal 1994-95 shirt?
The shirt featured JVC, while Nike was Arsenal’s kit manufacturer.

Was Ian Wright at Arsenal in 1994-95?
Yes. Wright was Arsenal’s leading goalscorer that season, scoring 30 goals in all competitions.