Burrda Belgium 2014 World Cup Home, Away and Third Kits Released
Feb 27, 2014, by Chris
Burrda Sports today unveiled the new Belgium 2014 World Cup Home Jersey. The new Belgium 2014 Home Shirt is all-red and comes with Belgian flag details.
The Belgium national football team is the only 2014 World Cup participant whose kits are made by the Swiss / Qatari company Burrda Sports, while 29 of 34 2014 World Cup Kits are either made by Nike, Adidas or Puma. Check out all 2014 World Cup Kits in our overview.
Belgium 2014 World Cup Home Kit
This is the new Belgium 2014 World Cup Home Shirt.
The new Belgium 2014 World Cup Home Shirt is mainly red with Belgian flag details on the collar and the sleeve cuffs. On the front of the kit features a crown watermark taken from the crest.
The Burrda Sports logo is placed on the center of the shirt, while on the front of the Belgium 2014 World Cup Kit features a black and a yellow horizontal stripe. The shorts and the socks of the new Burrda Belgium 2014 World Cup Kit are red.
Belgium 2014 World Cup Home Kit will be worn for the first time in the friendly against Ivory Coast on March 5th in Brussels.
Belgium 2014 World Cup Away Kit
This is the new Belgium 2014 World Cup Away Shirt.
The new Belgium 2014 World Cup Away Kit is mainly black and comes with a yellow / red Sash which includes small black lines. The kit is based on the same template as the home shirt and comes with Belgian flag details.
The shorts and the socks will be black.
Belgium 2014 World Cup Third Kit
This is the new Belgium 2014 World Cup Third Shirt.
Belgium 2014 World Cup Third Shirt is mainly yellow and features the same design as the home kit.
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