Reds in green: Liverpool release 2025-26 third kit, and it's worth the wait

"Coming almost a month into the season, Liverpool may have left it a tad late to release their new 2025-26 third kit, but on initial viewing, it was most certainly worthy of the wait. The source of inspiration should be immediately apparent with the Reds once again rolling out their preferred shade of teal for the occasion, a hue almost synonymous with the club since they began wearing it as an alternative colour during the early 1990s."

"Positively dripping with retro goodness, the minty fresh jersey -- which is technically designated as "sea green" -- specifically harks back to the period between 1987 and 1992 when Liverpool last wore Adidas kits, and an era that also delivered two First Division league titles and two FA Cups. Arguably the most famous teal kits in Liverpool's back catalogue are the two away outfits that followed on a little later, from 1993-95 (white body, teal sleeves and three angled black bars on the ribs)"

"Just to round the nostalgic tone off nicely, the classic trefoil logo also returns to the chest of a Liverpool shirt for the first time since the 1990-91 season, alongside a lightly modernized version of the same LFC club crest that adorned those same strips. The collar is a sharp, crossover design in white with fine black-and-grey detailing, which is then mirrored on the sleeve cuffs to lend the air of era-appropriate cool."

Liverpool's 2025-26 third kit adopts a sea green/teal colour long associated with the club and echoes alternative kits from the early 1990s. The design explicitly references the 1987–1992 Adidas era that produced two First Division league titles and two FA Cups. The classic trefoil logo returns to the chest for the first time since 1990-91 alongside a lightly modernized LFC crest. The collar features a sharp white crossover with fine black-and-grey detailing mirrored on the sleeve cuffs to enhance retro authenticity. The kit recalls famous 1993–95 and 1995–96 teal designs and has been widely praised for its fashionable, nostalgic styling.

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