The Liverpool home kit from 1989 to 1991, made by Adidas and sponsored by Candy, is one of the club’s most iconic shirts, remembered for its clean red design with white Adidas stripes on the shoulders and chest. It was worn during a golden period in Liverpool’s history, most notably in the 1989–90 season when Kenny Dalglish’s side, featuring legends like John Barnes, Ian Rush, Alan Hansen, and Peter Beardsley, won the First Division title, the club’s last league triumph before the Premier League era. Subtle differences marked the two seasons it was worn—such as the addition of league sleeve patches in 1990–91—but the shirt itself has become a timeless classic, beloved by supporters and collectors as a symbol of Liverpool’s dominance at the end of the 1980s.
