1995-97 Newcastle United Home Shirt, one of adidas’ defining Premier League designs from the height of the Entertainers era. The famous black-and-white stripes are framed by dark blue three-stripe shoulders and a white buttoned polo collar, with the circular Newcastle Brown Ale sponsor completing a look instantly tied to mid-90s St James’ Park.
Brand new with OEM tags, may show light signs of age [Pictured]
The shirt combines a traditional striped body with a strong oversized collar, embroidered adidas branding and the Newcastle United crest, while the Newcastle Brown Ale roundel remains one of the most recognisable shirt sponsors of the decade. The slightly heavier 1990s construction and bold adidas detailing give it the unmistakable feel of the period.
Introduced for 1995-96 and carried into 1996-97, this design spans two consecutive Premier League runner-up campaigns. Kevin Keegan’s side challenged for the title with David Ginola, Les Ferdinand and Peter Beardsley before Alan Shearer arrived in 1996, placing this shirt directly in the era that made Newcastle one of the most exciting sides in English football.