New York Red Bulls 2015 Home Jersey Released
Mar 4, 2015, by Chris
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The new Adidas New York Red Bulls 2015 Home Kit introduces a fresh new design for the Major League Soccer club. The New York Red Bulls 2015 Home Jersey is made by exclusive MLS kit supplier Adidas.
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New York Red Bulls 2015 Home Shirt
This is the New York Red Bulls 2015 Primary Soccer Jersey.
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The body of the New York Red Bulls 2015 Home Kit boasts the traditional main color white, while the sleeves of the kit are red. Previously, New York Red Bulls sported a white shirt with red details.
Adidas designed a contrasting red v-collar, while the bottom of the shirt features a red stripe, part of various new Adidas 2015-16 Kits. On the sleeves will be the new 2015 MLS logo.
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On the front of the new Adidas Red Bulls 2015 Primary Kit is the famous Red Bull logo as well as the New York jock tag show that they are from the Big Apple. Newly-formed New York City FC became the second MLS franchise from New York, while the New York City FC 2015 Kits were already unveiled last year.
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New York Red Bulls will carry over the NYRB 2014 Away Kit, which introduced the New York City jock tag.
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