The Mexico national football team Home kit from 1995 is quite a classic and memorable design, often fondly remembered by fans.

Here’s a quick description of that 1995 home jersey:

• Color: Deep green, the traditional color of Mexico's home kits.

• Design: Simple and classic; typically, the 1995 kit had a solid green body without the later elaborate Aztec patterns that appeared in the late 90s (especially from 1998 onwards).

• Collar: White polo-style collar, sometimes with a thin red trim, giving it a clean tricolor effect (green shirt, white collar, red detail).

• Sleeves: Usually with white cuffs or sometimes plain green.

• Manufacturer: ABA Sport (a Mexican brand that started producing Mexico kits in the mid-90s before they switched to Nike in 2000).

• Badge: The classic Mexico crest on the left chest.

This kit was used in friendlies and tournaments in 1995, notably as Mexico was preparing for tournaments like the 1996 Gold Cup.