Ecuador 2015 Copa America Kits Released
May 27, 2015, by Chris
The new Ecuador 2015 Copa America Home and Away Kits boast a clean design featuring the traditional colors of Ecuador. Set to be used in the 2015 Copa America and 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup, the new Marathon Ecuador 2015 Jerseys were officially revealed last night.
Marathon Sports again makes the new kits for the Ecuadorian national football team, who are set to debut the new Ecuador 2015 Home Kit in the opening match of the 2015 Copa America against Chile.
Ecuador 2015 Copa America Home Kit
This is the new Ecuador 2015 Home Shirt.
The new Ecuador 2015 Kit boasts the iconic main color yellow, combined with traditional blue and red applications. Marathon designed a unique collar, which features the slogan "La piel que te hace ecuatoriano" (that translates to "The skin that makes you Ecuadoran").
While the Ecuador 2014 World Cup Jerseys featured a complex design, the new Ecuador 2015 Copa America Kit features a clear design with blue / red sleeve cuffs and a blue / red line at the bottom of the shirt. The Marathon logo and the numbers on the front and the back of the new Ecuador Kit are blue.
Traditionally, blue shorts and red socks complete the new Ecuador 2015 Copa America Home Uniform.
Ecuador 2015 Copa America Away Shirt
This is the new Marathon Ecuador 2015 Away Jersey.
The new Ecuador 2015 Away Kit features the main color navy, combined with red details on the sleeve cuffs and red shirt numbers. The new Ecuador 2015 Away Jersey comes with a unique v-collar featuring a slick design.
The shorts and the socks of the new Ecuador 2015 Away Kit are navy.
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