In the realm of football fashion, the 1993–94 Italy Home Kit, designed by Diadora, stands as a timeless testament to Italian elegance on the pitch.
Diadora's final collection for the Azzurri marked a significant milestone as it was the first in a decade to present identical designs for both long and short-sleeved versions. This uniformity was, however, punctuated by one notable distinction - the absence of the all-over shadow print that gracefully adorned the Italian team crest. This distinctive feature, an intricate fusion of artistry and patriotism, was exclusively reserved for the short-sleeved shirts, where it seamlessly integrated into the fabric, showcasing a subtle yet profound tribute to the nation.
The 1994 World Cup Final, where Italy faced Brazil, remains etched in football history. Although the game ultimately culminated in a goalless draw, it was under the spotlight of the world stage that this iconic kit shone brightest. Legends of the sport like Roberto Baggio and Daniele Massaro proudly wore the Azzurri colors, representing their country with skill and determination.
This Diadora masterpiece encapsulates the essence of Italian football, blending tradition and innovation in perfect harmony. With its understated yet sophisticated design, it not only defined an era but also left an indelible mark on the hearts of football enthusiasts worldwide.
The 1993–94 Italy Home Kit, a symbol of Italian excellence, serves as a timeless reminder of the nation's rich footballing heritage, where style and substance converge on the grandest of stages.
1994 FIFA World Cup squad
| No. | Player | Club |
| 1 | Gianluca Pagliuca | Sampdoria |
| 2 | Luigi Apolloni | Parma |
| 3 | Antonio Benarrivo | Parma |
| 4 | Alessandro Costacurta | Milan |
| 5 | Paolo Maldini | Milan |
| 6 | Franco Baresi (c) | Milan |
| 7 | Lorenzo Minotti | Parma |
| 8 | Roberto Mussi | Torino |
| 9 | Mauro Tassotti | Milan |
| 10 | Roberto Baggio | Juventus |
| 11 | Demetrio Albertini | Milan |
| 12 | Luca Marchegiani | Lazio |
| 13 | Dino Baggio | Juventus |
| 14 | Nicola Berti | Inter Milan |
| 15 | Antonio Conte | Juventus |
| 16 | Roberto Donadoni | Milan |
| 17 | Alberigo Evani | Sampdoria |
| 18 | Pierluigi Casiraghi | Lazio |
| 19 | Daniele Massaro | Milan |
| 20 | Giuseppe Signori | Lazio |
| 21 | Gianfranco Zola | Parma |
| 22 | Luca Bucci | Parma |
Italy 1994 Jersey
SIZE LENGTH (CM) CHEST (CM) HEIGHT (CM) WEIGHT (KG) EU-S 69 100 165-170 65-70 EU-M 73 104 170-175 70-75 EU-L 76 108 175-180 75-80 EU-XL 79 112 180-185 80-90 EU-2XL 82 116 185-190 90-100 EU-3XL 85 120 190-195 100-110 IN BETWEEN SIZES?
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