In recognition of its supporters from the late 1980s and early 1990s, Manchester United has released a new set of uniforms.

The third shirt for Man United x Originals is a reprint of the 1988–1990 uniform. It was worn when United ascended to become the most prosperous club in England, and kit catalogues considered it to be somewhat of a rarity.

The shirt features a ribbed collar and is constructed from engineered “MUFC” jacquard fabric. It’s black and red as well.

The club logo, the adidas logo, and the Sharp sponsorship symbol have all been increased. Additionally, there are matching shorts with the words “MUFC” running down the sides of the shirt.

Adidas has also introduced a bench jacket designed to resemble the gear worn on the pitch by renowned manager Sir Alex Ferguson. According to the sportswear company, each item in the collection pays homage to vintage apparel. The collection includes a wide variety of objects.

Ferguson would probably lose his job if United lost to Crystal Palace in the FA Cup final in 1990 because they were a poor team in the late 1980s. A strong run at Old Trafford began when United won the second game 1-0.