The RC Lens 1993–94 home shirt represents a memorable early-1990s campaign for Les Sang et Or. Patrice Bergues' side finished 10th in French Division 1, while Roger Boli enjoyed an outstanding individual season, scoring 20 league goals to finish joint-top of the championship's scoring charts. The squad also featured future Lens favourites including Éric Sikora, Jean-Guy Wallemme and Frédéric Déhu.

Lens made their biggest impact in the Coupe de France, progressing all the way to the semi-finals. The highlight came at the Parc des Princes, where they eliminated Paris Saint-Germain 2–1 in the quarter-finals through goals from Roger Boli and Pierre Laigle, before their run was eventually ended by Montpellier.

The shirt is instantly recognisable for its bold red-and-yellow striped design, a look carried over from the 1992–93 season and closely associated with Lens in the early 1990s. The strong vertical striping gives the shirt a distinctly traditional Sang et Or identity, while the Shopi sponsor across the front provides one of its most recognisable period details. Its combination of vivid club colours, broad striping and unmistakable early-1990s styling makes this one of the most characteristic Lens shirts from the years preceding the club's later domestic successes.

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