New Adidas Sport Recife 2014 Home and Away Kits + Blue Brazil Inspired Kit
May 27, 2014, by Chris
- Home Kit: The Sport Recife 2014 home kit features a traditional red and black design with a v-collar and golden Adidas stripes.
- Away Kit: The Sport Recife 2014 away kit is mainly white with black sleeves and light grey accents.
- Brazil Inspired Kit: A blue kit inspired by the Brazilian national team will be released with "Boa Sorte" and a Brazilian flag.
The Sport Recife 2014 Home Kit was launched one day ahead of the league match against Corinthians on May 25, while the Lion unveiled the new Sport Recife 2014 Away Kit today. While Sport Recife caused quite a stir with the release of three kits inspired by Japan, Germany and Mexico, the new Sport Recife 2014 Home Kit features the traditional red / black kit design.
Sport Recife will also release a blue kit inspired by Brazil to complete the 2014 World Cup Inspired Kit Releases.
Sport Recife 2014 Home Kit
This is the new Sport Recife 2014 Home Shirt.
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The Sport Recife 2014 Home Jersey is mainly red with a classical black v-collar and golden Adidas stripes. The traditional kit features seven black horizontal stripes.
"We work so that the shirt actually stayed up to the power of the Sport Recife. We believe that the passionate Rossoneri fans will be proud," said Luiz Gaspar, marketing director of adidas Brazil.
The shorts of the new Sport Recife 2014 Home Kit will be white, while the socks are expected to be black / red.
Sport Recife 2014 Away Kit
This is the new Sport Recife 2014 Away Shirt.
The mainly white Sport Recife 2014 Adidas Away Kit features black sleeves, while the Adidas stripes and the sleeve cuffs are light grey.
Blue Sport Recife Brazil Inspired Kit
This is the new Sport Recife Brail inspired shirt (Big thanks to João Gabriel for the pictures)
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Similar to the blue Olympique Marseille Brazil Inspired kit, the new blue Sport Recife 2014 Shirt pays homage to the Brazil National Football Team. In fact, the shirt is the same as the OM Kit with different logos and a special message to the national team.
The message Boa Sorte (Good luck) and the flag of Brazil is printed on the front of the kit, while the kit collar and the sleeve cuffs features yellow and green details. It is reported that the blue shirt will be released very soon.
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