The 1995–96 Newcastle United away jersey is a bold departure from traditional football kits. The maroon and navy blue horizontal hoops create a distinctive, almost rugby-inspired visual identity. The use of a classic Henley collar with a button placket adds a heritage feel, subtly blending vintage charm with modern wearability.
 
The retro Adidas wordmark, placed on the right chest, is appropriately restrained, letting the crest and sponsor logo take visual precedence. The embroidered Newcastle club crest is sharp and detailed, sitting proudly opposite the iconic Newcastle Brown Ale sponsor badge, which remains one of the most culturally resonant shirt sponsors in English football history. The circular beer label design adds strong regional character and visual impact.
 
While not visible in touch, the weave and stitching appear clean and historically faithful to mid-90s kit construction. The authentic heritage label near the hem offers an additional nod to its classic roots and collector appeal.
 
The long sleeve version features bold three-stripe branding along the arms, which enhances its visual depth and retro appeal. The short sleeve variant feels more minimal, offering a sleeker look for casual wear, but both retain the same core design integrity.