Liverpool FC Home Kit History - From 1892 to 2020

Liverpool FC Kit History - From 1892 to 2020

The kits of Liverpool FC have been detailed by many illustrators, each with differing styles. Graphic designer/sportswear designer Emre Gultekin has now provided us with his classy take.

Covering every Home kit worn by the Anfield side since their inception in 1892, there are plenty of tones of red, evolutions and regressions of the crest, as well as the gallery featuring the current European and World Champions’ use of a multitude of sponsors - as early-adopters in the English game.

Highlights include the red-on-white-oval badge of the 50s and 60s, the addition of gold in the glorious late 70s and early 80s, the adidas “Equipment” era in the 1990s, and of course the well-received New Balance designs of recent years, including that sported by this season’s Premier League Winners-elect.

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But, after all that red, it’s remarkable how exciting it is to go back to the start to see the sky blue and white halves the side sported originally rendered by yet another talented designer.

Visit Behance.to view more of his work. Keep up to date with it by following egsportsdesign on Instagram.

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    Bob24 · 4 years ago
    Best by brand
    Umbro: 1976-1979 (Shirts without a sponsor always look nicer, and the v-neck and gold logos are the greatest combo)
    Adidas: 1985-1987 (V-neck, stripes stopping at the shoulders, the best ever)
    Reebok: 2001-2003 (European kit with a nod to the late 70s kits)
    Warrior: 2013-2014 (Looks like a combo of the mid-80s Umbro and Adidas kits)
    New Balance: 2017-2018 (V-neck based on the classics of the late 70s, with a nice deep red)

    Worst by brand
    Umbro: None were terrible
    Adidas: 1992-1993 (Centenary shirt, dreadful all round, the worst ever)
    Reebok: 1998-2000 (Awful material and terribly baggy)
    Warrior: 2014-2015 (No idea what they were doing there)
    New Balance: 2015-2016 (It just looks cheap)

    Honourable mention
    Warrior: 2012-2013 (Not a great team that season, but the kit marked a return to the classic LFC badge, which should be the club's badge, period)