Kit Interested #7 (Gallery)

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Videoton and Újpest looking barely distinguishable in the first half, Videoton change to white shorts at least for the second half, Nemzeti Bajnokság I, 30/10/1993:

Italy using a training shirt for a pre-World Cup 90 warm-up match with French club AS Cannes, 02/06/1990:

Yugoslavia wearing all-white away kit at home to Turkey, Euro 88 qualifier, 29/10/1986:

Smart Newcastle United shirt and shorts as seen away to Hendon FC, FA Cup third round replay, 09/01/1974:

Real Oviedo with Kelme’s famous paw-print branding on their sleeves and shorts, away to Genoa, UEFA Cup first round-2nd leg, 03/10/1991:

Republic of Ireland manager Mick McCarthy in nice Umbro black/green/orange jumper, 1997:

Republic of Ireland’s David Connolly wearing the “I Am Crap” jersey during training, 1997:

Nigeria with the same goalkeeper shirt template as used by the Dutch in 1990, against Cameroon in their own unusual “Adidas-style” shirt with three stripes but no trefoil (the shorts did have a trefoil), African Cup of Nations third-place playoff, 25/01/1992:

SM Caen vs RC Lens in forced Adidas shirts for French cup sponsorship rules but Cean also in Puma shorts, Coupe de France, 14/03/1992:

FC Hansa Rostock in their away kit which at a distance looks like Hummel, with its chevrons, but is actually Erima, vs 1.FC Kaiserslautern, Bundesliga, 07/11/1997:

Belgium in their “Argentina jackets” and leggings (mostly) away to Netherlands, World Cup qualifier play-off second leg, 1985:

Chelsea in an unusual look away to Leyton Orient having clearly had to borrow socks to avoid a clash with the home side wearing all-white, FA Cup 5th round, 18/02/1978:

Bolivia’s out-there Umbro shirt vs Argentina, Copa America, 08/07/1995:

SG Dynamo Dresden‘s 98-99 home kit by Reebok vs FC Erzgebirge Aue, Regionalliga Nordost, 29/08/1998:

Sweden vs Colombia made confusing by the Colombians wearing what would normally be the Swede’s lower half and also in odd knock-off “t-shirt” looking versions of their Adidas 1990 design, friendly, 05/03/1991:

Unified Germany in a differently-branded version of the design used by West Germany from 1988 on with just a small trefoil and no Adidas wordmark, vs Soviet Union, friendly, 27/03/1991: