The Hummel shirt of 1992-94 was worn until February 1995 when the club cut ties with sponsor KLM. As a result Hummel produced a new unsponsored and unlogoed shirt; only the new club badge and the Football League badges were adorned. New partner Core produced a new away kit which was worn from the start of the season. The shirt consisted of two blue stripes on white, with blue shoulders and sleeves with a thin red trim. Squad names and numbers were used; the 1993-94 style on the KLM home shirt; black letters/numbers on a white background on the new home shirt; and red letters and numbers on the away

Core produced the home and away shorts. A change was made to red, with a thick black and thin red trim. The new club badge and Core logo in white were also displayed, meaning a mismatch of club badges for the early part of the season. Away shorts were the same style in blue with thick white and thin red trim, and an alternate version of white with thick blue and thin red trim.

Home - red with black top and double white band. Away - blue with white top and double red band