The England 1994–1995 home shirt was characterized by its classic white base, featuring a subtle geometric pattern across the chest. This design was part of a broader trend in the early 1990s where Umbro introduced more textured and patterned elements into football kits. The shirt was complemented by a navy blue collar and cuffs, adding a touch of contrast to the predominantly white design. The iconic Three Lions crest was embroidered on the chest, while the Umbro logo was positioned on the right side.This kit was worn during a period when England was rebuilding its team, following the disappointment of not qualifying for the 1994 FIFA World Cup. It was used in various international fixtures, including matches in the UEFA Euro 1996 qualifying rounds. Notably, the shirt was worn by players such as David Platt, Teddy Sheringham, and Paul Gascoigne, who were instrumental in the team’s performances during this era.
