FSV Frankfurt 14-15 Home Kit Released
May 11, 2014, by Chris
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- Kit Release: The FSV Frankfurt 2014-2015 home kit was released before their match against 1.FC Köln.
- Kit Design: The kit is mainly black with a blue cross design on the front, white logos, and a blue and black collar and blue cuffs.
- Kit Components: The full kit includes the shirt, white shorts, and blue/black socks with the lettering FSV.
The new FSV Frankfurt 2014-2015 Home Shirt was released ahead of the match against the newly Bundesliga promoted team 1.FC Köln, who released the new Köln 2014-15 Home Kit last week. The new FSV Frankfurt Kit is made by the German Teamwear kit supplier Saller and sponsored by Sparhandy. The shirt will be worn throughout the upcoming 2.Bundesliga season.
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FSV Frankfurt 14-15 Home Kit
This the new FSV Frankfurt 2014-2015 Home Shirt.
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The mainly black FSV Frankfurt 14-15 Home Kit is modelled by Denis Epstein. The shirt comes with a totally new blue cross design on the front, while the saller logo and the sparhandy lettering are white.
The unique kit collar features the colors black and blue. The sleeve cuffs of the new FSV Frankfurt 14-15 Home Shirt are blue. A white short and blue / black socks with the lettering FSV complete the look of the new FSV Frankfurt Kit.
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