Leeds RLFC 94-95 Home jersey - Medium
Leeds RLFC 94-95 Home jersey - Medium
Leeds RLFC 1994–95 Season Overview
The 1994–95 season was a pivotal one for Leeds Rugby League Football Club as they continued to rebuild toward the Super League era. Under coach Doug Laughton, Leeds finished fifth in the Championship, showing flashes of brilliance with a squad featuring stars like Garry Schofield, Alan Tait, and Anthony Farrell. The team reached the Challenge Cup semi‑finals, playing an exciting brand of rugby that mixed traditional grit with attacking flair. It was a season that laid the groundwork for Leeds’ resurgence in the late 1990s, with Headingley crowds treated to moments of pure class from one of rugby league’s most storied clubs.
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Leeds RLFC 1994–95 Home Jersey – Asics Tetley Bitter
This authentic Leeds RLFC home shirt from the 1994–95 season is a standout piece of mid‑90s rugby league history.
- Manufacturer: Asics
- Sponsor: Tetley Bitter
- Design: Bold royal blue and amber colour scheme with large star motifs across the chest — one of the most iconic Leeds designs of the decade.
- Details: Embroidered Leeds RLFC crest, prominent Tetley Bitter sponsor patch, and Asics branding on the chest and sleeve.
- Fabric: Classic durable polyester typical of mid‑90s kits, with a comfortable loose fit and white collar trim.
- Condition: Perfect for collectors, vintage sportswear enthusiasts, or lifelong Leeds fans wanting to own a genuine piece of club heritage.
This jersey captures the unmistakable look of Leeds in the mid‑90s — bold, confident, and instantly recognisable. A must‑have for anyone who loves classic rugby league style.