Cuba 2015-2016 Kits Released
The new Cuba 2015-16 Jersey was already debuted in the historic match of the Cuba national football team against New York Cosmos in early June. It was the first time after more than fifty years of antagonism between Cuba and United States that a Cuban team played a match against a team from the United States.
The new Cuba 15-16 Kits are made for the first time by Joma. Joma and Cuba signed a kit deal in late May 2015, which allows the Spanish brand to reinforce its commercial presence in Cuba.
Cuba 2015-2016 Home Kit
This is the new Cuba 15-16 Home Shirt.
The Cuba 2015-2016 Home Kit combines the traditional color red and white. It has a classic collar with white trim, which was also used for the Levski Sofia 14-15 Kits and Valencia's 13-14 Kits, and a white line is running down the side of the new Cuba 2015 Jersey.
Red shorts and socks complete the iconic look of the new Joma Cuba 215-16 Kit.
Cuba 15-16 Away Jersey
This is the new Cuba 2015-2016 Away Shirt.
The new Cuba 2015-2016 Away Kit introduces a understated look combining the clean color white with black applications. Mirroring the design of the home shirt, the new Cuba 15-16 Away Shirt boasts the Flag of Cuba on the front.
Cuba 2015-16 Third Shirt
This is the new Joma Cuba 2015-2016 Third Kit.
Traditionally, the Cuba 2015-2016 Third Kit boasts the striking color blue with white design elements, based on the same template as the home and away kits.
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