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Blackburn Rovers 1994–95 Retro Home Jersey | Premier League Champions

Celebrate Blackburn Rovers’ unforgettable Premier League triumph

Relive one of the most memorable achievements in English football with the Blackburn Rovers 1994–95 Retro Home Jersey. Inspired by the iconic blue-and-white Asics design, this classic shirt recalls the season when Blackburn Rovers won the Premier League under manager Kenny Dalglish.

Featuring the club’s famous blue-and-white halves, a contrasting blue collar and the distinctive McEwan’s Lager sponsor, the shirt represents a defining chapter in Blackburn Rovers history.

For supporters who remember the excitement of the 1990s Premier League, this is more than a football shirt. It evokes a remarkable title race, a legendary strike partnership and the season a team from Lancashire reached the summit of English football.

Why the Blackburn Rovers 1994–95 shirt is iconic

The Premier League champions of 1994–95

Blackburn Rovers secured the 1994–95 Premier League title with 89 points, finishing just one point ahead of Manchester United. Managed by Kenny Dalglish, the team delivered one of the most memorable championship campaigns of the decade.

The achievement remains a landmark in the club’s history and an essential chapter in the story of the early Premier League.

Alan Shearer and the legendary strike partnership

Alan Shearer was the outstanding goalscorer of the campaign, scoring 34 Premier League goals. Alongside Chris Sutton, he formed the celebrated partnership often remembered as SAS.

The team also featured influential players such as Tim Sherwood, Graeme Le Saux and goalkeeper Tim Flowers.

For fans who remember this era, the blue-and-white Blackburn shirt instantly brings back memories of Shearer’s goals, the dramatic title race and the club’s historic success.

The unmistakable Asics design

The original 1994–95 home shirt was manufactured by Asics and featured Blackburn’s traditional blue-and-white halves, a blue collar and McEwan’s Lager across the chest.

Its straightforward, instantly recognisable design has become one of the most distinctive looks associated with 1990s English football.

Whether you support Blackburn Rovers or collect memorable Premier League shirts, this design celebrates a period when football kits became part of the visual identity of an entire generation.

A retro Blackburn Rovers jersey for fans and collectors

This Blackburn Rovers retro shirt is a great choice for:

• Lifelong Blackburn Rovers supporters.
• Fans who remember the club’s 1994–95 Premier League triumph.
• Admirers of Alan Shearer and the famous partnership with Chris Sutton.
• Collectors of classic 1990s Premier League shirt designs.
• Football fans who appreciate the Asics era and traditional blue-and-white kits.
• Supporters who enjoy incorporating retro football shirts into everyday streetwear.

Wear it casually with jeans and trainers, or add it to a collection celebrating the history of English football.

Blackburn Rovers 1994–95 Retro Jersey: product details

• Club: Blackburn Rovers FC
• Season represented: 1994–95
• Kit: Home jersey
• Original design manufacturer: Asics
• Original shirt sponsor: McEwan’s Lager
• Colours: Blue and white, with a contrasting collar
• Product type: Modern retro replica inspired by the historic design
• Material: Polyester
• Available sizes: S, M, L, XL and XXL, subject to availability in the size selector
• Personalisation: A SHEARER #9 option is listed on the product page. Confirm your selected option before ordering.

Important: This is a modern replica inspired by the historic Blackburn Rovers shirt. It is not an authenticated original Asics jersey manufactured in 1994–95. Please review the product photographs and selected personalisation options before purchasing.

Free worldwide shipping with Jaraguar

Bring a piece of Blackburn Rovers history into your football wardrobe.

• Free shipping worldwide
• Estimated delivery: 14–18 days
• Order tracking: Tracking information is sent after dispatch.
• Taxes: Applicable taxes are included in accordance with Jaraguar’s stated shipping policy.

Delivery estimates may vary depending on the destination.

Frequently asked questions

What shirt did Blackburn Rovers wear when they won the Premier League in 1995?

Blackburn wore an Asics home shirt featuring blue-and-white halves and McEwan’s Lager sponsorship during their 1994–95 championship-winning season.

Why is the Blackburn Rovers 1994–95 jersey famous?

It is associated with Blackburn Rovers’ historic Premier League title win under Kenny Dalglish. The club finished one point ahead of Manchester United, with Alan Shearer scoring 34 league goals.

Which Blackburn Rovers players are associated with this shirt?

The championship-winning team included Alan Shearer, Chris Sutton, Tim Sherwood, Graeme Le Saux and Tim Flowers, among others.

Is this an original vintage Asics jersey?

No. The Jaraguar product is a modern replica inspired by the historic design, not an authenticated original shirt from the 1994–95 season.

Can I order the shirt with Alan Shearer’s name and number?

The current product page lists a SHEARER #9 personalisation option. Select the appropriate option and verify the order details before checkout.

What sizes are available?

The product page lists sizes from S to XXL. Availability can vary, so check the size selector before placing your order.

Does Jaraguar offer free international delivery?

Yes. Jaraguar advertises free worldwide shipping, with an estimated delivery time of 14–18 days and tracking information provided after dispatch.

How should I care for the jersey?

Follow the garment’s care label. For polyester sportswear, gentle washing and avoiding excessive heat are sensible precautions.

Wear your football history

The Blackburn Rovers 1994–95 home shirt recalls an extraordinary season when Kenny Dalglish’s team achieved one of the defining successes of the Premier League era.

Celebrate the title-winning team, remember Alan Shearer’s remarkable goalscoring campaign and enjoy a classic design inspired by Blackburn Rovers’ place in English football history.