Introducing the Home Shirt from 1993-94 by Umbro, a piece with significant expectations riding on its shoulders after the splendor of the Italia 90 designs. This shirt made its debut in England's emphatic 6-0 win over San Marino at the outset of 1993, setting the stage for what would become a shirt with one of the briefest tenures in English home shirt history, during the bleak World Cup qualifying campaign of 1994.
 
What set this shirt apart was its unique collar, which featured a secondary, miniaturized team crest—a subtle yet distinctive design choice that added a touch of elegance to the overall aesthetic.
 
This shirt was notably worn during a tense 2-2 draw with the Netherlands in a 1993 World Cup qualifier, a match that lives on in the memories of fans. It was donned by none other than Alan Shearer and Graeme Le Saux, players who bore the weight of national expectation on their shoulders.
 
The 1993-94 Home Shirt encapsulates a moment in time for English football—a period of transition, filled with the hope of replicating past glories and the stark reality of the challenges on the world stage.
 
1Chris Woods
2Lee Dixon
3Martin Keown
4Carlton Palmer
5Des Walker
6Tony Adams
7David Platt(c)
8Paul Gascoigne
9Les Ferdinand
10John Barnes
11Paul Ince
14Paul Merson