Lazio Jersey 1994-95
Image Sources: Football Kit Archive
The main shirt for 1994-95 was more or less the same as the previous season's. It was light blue with a white collar and white wrists. The only small difference was the writing on the collar which was no longer "est 1900" but just "1900". The shorts were white with a dark blue stripe down the sides with a thinner light blue on in the middle. The socks were white.
The away shirt was grey and this was a novelty. It was a complex design. The shirt was a multi toned blended pattern in the middle and on the right sleeve while the sides and left sleeve were made up of jumbled geometric shapes. The collar was dark blue, light blue and grey. The shorts were dark blue with a thick grey stripe down the sides and the socks were dark blue. The shirt however was rarely used as the colour was too similar to the first shirt.
The third shirt was the "lightning" shirt. It was in three parts, navy blue cut in two by thick jagged diagonal light blue. The sleeves were light blue while the collar was dark blue, light blue and white. The back of the shirt was plain navy blue. The shorts were navy blue with a white stripe on one side and a light blue and white one on the other. This shirt was the one used regularly for away games. This was an original shirt and not seen often before or since.
Image Sources: Football Kit Archive (first), SS Lazio Museum (second). Third goalkeeper recreated by AI
The goalkeeper's shirts were influenced by the Jorge Campos effect (the Mexican keeper who designed garish and bright shirts). One version was brownish-grey with irregular sky blue vertical crisscrosses and another even more flashy was grey with the zig zag vertical lines in dark blue and yellow.
A curious fact is that this was the last season in which the shirts had to be numbered 1-11. From 1995-96 the players could choose their own from 1-99.
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