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For the 25th anniversary of the historic playoff final – often seen as the turning point in Man City’s fortunes – we’re bringing back the neon yellow and navy striped kit the team wore on that day as a testament to the club and the fans that never give in. Blending style and optimal comfort, the Manchester City Away Jersey is designed with a regular fit and a retro-inspired collar. It includes the PUMA Cat logo embroidered on the chest and both sleeves, along with the iconic Manchester City club crest badge on the chest. We commemorate the thrilling victory on May 30, 1999, by printing the date on the inside of the neckline. Engineered with dryCELL sweat-control technology, this jersey ensures you stay cool and comfortable. Designed for the fans, Replica jersey pairs the same match-worn look with a casual silhouette, details, and materials, ideal for both game day and everyday wear.
- Regular Fit
- Short Sleeves
- Official Manchester City club crest badge on chest
- Embroidered PUMA cat logo on chest and both sleeves
- 30th May 1999 commemorative date printed inside the neckline
- Retro inspired collar
- dryCELL - Highly functional materials that draw sweat away from your skin and help keep you dry and comfortable during exercise
- Authentic Licensed Product label on hem - Heat transfer with a gold effect
- As part of the RE:FIBRE program, AWAs garment is made of at least 95% recycled material from textile waste and other used materials.
- Made from 100% Recycled Polyester
If Manchester City’s history has taught us anything, it’s that the comeback is always on. Take May 30th, 1999, when they overcame a two-goal deficit to win the Second Division play-off final versus Gillingham on penalties. Often seen as the turning point in City’s fortunes, this match has a special place in fan culture and so does the neon yellow and navy striped kit the team wore on the day. For the 25th anniversary, we’re bringing it back as a testament to the tenacity of the club and the fans that never, ever, ever give in. How’s that for a comeback?
