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1990s

1990s Dallas Cowboys Jerseys

What did 1990s Dallas Cowboys jerseys look like?

Three Super Bowls in four seasons, with Aikman, Emmitt Smith and Irvin on the jerseys people still buy. The white home shirt is the one the Cowboys actually wear at home, which trips up buyers who assume the navy is the primary; the navy has its own following for exactly the reason it gets avoided.

The NFL had no single supplier until 2002, so a 90s Cowboys jersey can legitimately carry Wilson, Starter, Logo Athletic, Apex One or Nike, and none of those tags is evidence of anything by itself. The league also put every team in throwbacks for its 75th season in 1994, so a Cowboys shirt that looks like it came out of the 1960s may be a 1994 jersey rather than a reproduction. The numbers people search for are Aikman’s 8, Smith’s 22 and Irvin’s 88, and the star sits on the helmet rather than the chest, which catches out buyers expecting it on the shirt.

3 titles in the 1990s: 1993 · 1994 · 1996

On the tag, 1990 to 1999: 1990–1999 team-by-team makers: Wilson, Champion, Apex One, Starter, Logo Athletic, Puma, Adidas or Nike. How to date a NFL jersey ›

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