Man United and Adidas Revive 'era-Defining' Retro Kit Worn in '92 League Cup Win

Man United and adidas revive 'era-defining' retro kit worn in '92 League Cup win The Manchester United x adidas 90/92 Bringback collection includes a "faithful recreation" of the away shirt worn at Wembley against Nottingham Forest Sport Jake Hackney Senior Consumer Writer 15:36, 22 Apr 2026 This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Learn more View 3 Images The 90/92 away jersey is an 'iconic piece of United history'. Manchester United have unveiled a new collaboration with adidas that revives an iconic 90s kit. On Tuesday (April 21), the club launched a range of jerseys, jackets, pants and a sweater that form the 90/92 Bringback Collection . It’s inspired by the iconic away kit with a blue and white snowflake pattern worn between 1990 and 1992. At the forefront of the collection is the Man United Bringback 90/92 Away Jersey (£90), described as a ‘faithful recreation’ of the jersey worn during the 91/92 League Cup final. It’s crafted with a slim fit and V-neck collar, with the classic Sharp sponsor logo and adidas Trefoil branding. It’s also available as a Long Sleeve Jersey (£100) and Kids Jersey (£65). READ MORE: Wimbledon 2026 tickets, VIP access and how to buy seats at SW19 now 'Perfect fit' men's suit gives 'stylish' spring and summer wedding look for £120 The Man United Bringback 90/92 Track Jacket (£85) is designed as a tribute to the 91/92 final, featuring ‘League Cup Final 1992’ text around the club badge and a large Trefoil logo on the back. The predominately black jacket is said to have a comfortable, loose fit, with blue and green details and a retro stand-up collar. Also on sale is the Man United Bringback 90/92 Sweatshirt (£70), a clean black jumper with large Sharp and Trefoil branding on the front centre beside a ‘92’ badge, with Man United’s badge on the left sleeve. The range also includes several pants including the black Man United Bringback 90/92 Track Pants (£80) and bold blue Man Bringback 90/92 Away Shorts (£40). Man United x adidas 90/92 Bringback Collection from £35 Kitbag Buy Now on Kitbag Product Description The Man United x adidas 90/92 Bringback Collection includes a jersey, jacket, sweater, pants and shorts inspired by an iconic 90s kit. Rounding out the collection is the Man United Bringback 90/92 T-Shirt (£35), a crisp, loose-fit, white tee featuring a ‘92 graphic on the front and red devil on the back. Each item in the 90/92 Bringback Collection is on sale at Kitbag , the Man United Store and JD Sports . Announcing the collection, the club said: “The bold blue-and-white jersey was sported by Sir Alex Ferguson’s men as we won the League Cup in ‘92, beating Nottingham Forest 1-0 in the final at Wembley Stadium. It’s a shirt that helped define its era and is a look that is instantly recognisable as an iconic piece of United history. “Each item has been designed to mirror the original archive garments, combining classic cuts with the correct branding and finishes from the ‘90s period. It’s a throwback to a time when kits became symbols of identity and were more than just a look on the pitch, as adidas continues its commitment to celebrating football heritage, bridging past and present for a new generation of supporters.” View 3 Images Man United Bringback 90/92 Away Jersey It comes as Michael Carrick’s men prepare for their next Premier League fixture on Monday (April 27), when they host Brentford, who go into the game on a run of five league draws. The fixture will be shown live on Sky Sports from an 8pm kick-off at Old Trafford. Man United fans took to X to share their first impressions of the 90/92 Bringback Collection , with one saying: “Pure heritage. That 90/92 vibe never misses, United nostalgia is undefeated.” Another commented: “Retro kits just hit differently. There’s something about that early 90s aesthetic that modern designs can’t quite replicate.” View 3 Images Man United Bringback 90/92 Track Jacket Article continues below Not everyone is a fan, as this person asked: “They did this a few years ago, why again? Why not a different top?” Meanwhile, this Reds fan wrote: “Imagine our own Roy Keane back in this. Sharp.”

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