Exclusive: Real Madrid x FARM Rio Range Leaked
6 days ago, by Max
- Collection Leak: Footy Headlines has leaked the first images of the Real Madrid x FARM Rio collection, confirming earlier reports of the collaboration and revealing multiple pieces from the range.
- Design Aesthetics: The collection combines Real Madrid and adidas branding with FARM Rio's distinctive and prominent floral designs, creating a unique visual style.
- Standout Item: The most notable piece from the leaked images is a dark green short-sleeve shirt covered in large pink flowers, featuring a white polo collar, adidas three stripes, and the Real Madrid crest.
Footy Headlines can leak the first images of the upcoming Real Madrid x FARM Rio collection. We first reported on the collaboration earlier, and the leaked pictures now reveal several pieces from the range.
The collection combines Real Madrid and adidas branding with FARM Rio's distinctive floral designs.
The standout item is a dark green short-sleeve shirt covered in large pink flowers. It features a white polo collar with pink stripes, adidas three stripes on the shoulders, and the Real Madrid crest on the chest.
Real Madrid x FARM Rio Collection Features Floral Designs
The first leaked images also show a matching track jacket and pants.
The dark green jacket has a more restrained design, with colourful floral graphics placed on the shoulders and sleeves. The matching pants continue the dark green colour scheme and feature Real Madrid and adidas branding.
Another leaked item is a light-coloured hoodie. The front has the adidas logo and Real Madrid crest, while the back features large FARM Rio lettering and a prominent floral graphic.
The short-sleeve top is clearly the boldest piece of the collection. Its all-over pink floral pattern covers almost the entire shirt, creating a very different look from Real Madrid's usual apparel.
First Images Confirm Earlier Article
Footy Headlines reported earlier that Real Madrid and Brazilian fashion brand FARM Rio were preparing a collaboration. These first leaked images confirm that the range will include several different lifestyle and apparel pieces rather than just one item.
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