Juventus 1994–95 Home Shirt – Authenticity Guide
The Juventus 1994–95 Home Shirt, sponsored by Danone, is a highly collectible piece from a landmark season in the club’s history. It was worn during the first half of the campaign before the club switched to Sony sponsorship. Known issues on the second-hand market include colour bleeding between stripes, fading of the embroidered stars, and replicas with inaccurate Danone sponsor shapes or collar details. Some shirts are incorrectly listed as 1993–94 due to similar visual design.
Shirt Overview
- Club: Juventus
- Season: 1994–95 (first half of season)
- Type: Home Shirt
- Manufacturer: Kappa
- Main Colours: Black and white vertical stripes
- Sponsor: Danone (front)
- Competition Use: Serie A, Coppa Italia, UEFA Cup
- Available Versions: Short sleeve and long sleeve, fan replica and player issue
- Retail Release: Summer 1994
Design Details
- Traditional black and white vertical stripe layout on front and back
- White fold-over collar with black inner lining and single button fastening
- Juventus crest embroidered on the left chest with two gold stars above it
- Blue “Danone” sponsor printed centrally across the chest
- Embroidered Kappa logos on both sleeves
- Kappa inner label with size and washing instructions
- Worn with white shorts and black socks in most fixtures
- Serie A player printing featured white numbers, no names on the back
Variants and Notes
- Sony Version: The Sony-sponsored variant replaced this shirt midway through the season
- Player Issue Shirts: Slightly heavier fabric with reinforced stitching, and squad numbers applied in felt or flock
- Long Sleeve Version: Identical styling with ribbed white cuffs
- Youth Sizes: May feature printed logos or lack sleeve embroidery
Player Info
| Player | Appearances (All Competitions) |
| Roberto Baggio | 29 |
| Alessandro Del Piero | 50 |
| Gianluca Vialli | 47 |
| Angelo Di Livio | 45 |
| Didier Deschamps | 42 |
| Antonio Conte | 43 |
| Ciro Ferrara | 44 |
| Moreno Torricelli | 40 |
| Paolo Sousa | 38 |
| Fabrizio Ravanelli | 49 |
| Alessio Tacchinardi | 18 |
| Michelangelo Rampulla | 20 |
Season Summary
The 1994–95 season was a defining campaign for Juventus. Under new manager Marcello Lippi, the team won the Serie A title, edging out Parma and Lazio, and added the Coppa Italia to complete a domestic double. Juventus also reached the UEFA Cup final, though they were narrowly beaten over two legs by fellow Italian side Parma. This was a transitional period for the club, with Alessandro Del Piero emerging as a star and the Danone-sponsored shirt becoming a symbol of a new era of success.
