Introducing the Home Shirt for 1994-95, designed by adidas, which marked a significant turn in the recent history of Spain's football attire. In the early part of 1994, adidas made a bold move by reintroducing navy blue into the Spanish kit, a hue that was a staple of their palette until the 1950s, infusing it throughout the shirt.
 
This shirt was distinguished by a bold set of three stripes along the shoulders, each consisting of a series of diamonds, adding a striking visual element to the design. This feature not only provided a decorative flourish but also connected to the heritage of Spanish football.
 
This iconic shirt was worn during the USA '94 World Cup in a memorable 1-1 draw with Germany, showcasing the team's resilience. It was also featured in a commendable 3-0 victory against Switzerland, demonstrating Spain's prowess on the field.
 
The shirt was donned by the legendary Luis Enrique and Nadal, players who exemplified the passion and spirit of Spanish football. It represents a period of pride and evolution for the Spanish national team, a shirt not just worn but embodied by the team's performance.