Queens Park Rangers

Queens Park Rangers’ 1990–91 home shirt is a classic hooped In Influence design: white shoulders and sleeves flowing into four royal blue and four white bars across the body, with a neat white V-neck and a small blue insert at the neck. Neon yellow-green piping adds a sharp early-90s touch. The QPR crest sits on the left chest, the Influence logo on the right, and Holland FLY KLM runs boldly across the centre. Worn at Loftus Road in the old First Division, it recalls a stylish QPR side. Les Ferdinand was emerging as a goal threat, Ray Wilkins pulled the strings in midfield, Andy Sinton flew down the wing, and David Bardsley offered steady defence. A true R’s classic from the era.