Arsenal 1995-96 Away

The 1995 Arsenal away shirt is one of the most iconic and polarizing kits in the club's history. Manufactured by Nike, it featured a bold navy blue base with an eye-catching blue lightning bolt pattern that dominated the design. The shirt was completed with a classic polo-style collar in navy with yellow trim, the Arsenal crest on the left chest, and the JVC sponsor logo in white across the front. Worn during the 1995-96 season, it marked a transitional period for the club under manager Bruce Rioch and the arrival of Dennis Bergkamp. While Arsenal finished 5th in the Premier League that season, the shirt itself has endured as a cult classic among fans, admired for its daring 1990s aesthetic and sought after by collectors of vintage football kits.