Germany Euro 2016 Away Kit Released
Nov 12, 2015, by Pat
Adidas has finally unveiled the totally new, reversible Germany Euro 2016 Away Shirt. The new Germany Euro 2016 Away Kit introduces a never-seen-before shirt design for the Germany national team, drawing inspiration from street and amateur football.
Launched in November 2015, the Germany Euro 2016 Shirt boasts the iconic golden 2014 FIFA World Cup winners badge, while also featuring the new positioning of the Adidas stripes on the sides instead of the sleeves.
Germany Euro 2016 Away Kit
This is the new Adidas Germany 2016 Away Jersey.
The new Germany Away Kit is mainly dark gray with subtle black woven hoops on the front and dark green sleeves. White Adidas stripes run down each side of the new Germany Euro 2016 Kit, which has black sleeve cuffs and a black crew-neck collar.
Whereas the Adidas logo and the FIFA World Cup winners badge really stand out on the gray Germany Jersey, the four stars commemorating the country's World Cup wins are colored black, boasting an understated look.
Inspired by street football, the new Germany Away Shirt is designed as a reversible shirt, with the inside colored neon green, to be used as a bib. The writing "Bolzen. Kicken. Pöhlen." (German words for street football) is placed on the back of the collar of the new Adidas Germany Euro 2016 Away Kit.
Off-white shorts with black Adidas stripes and off white / dark green socks complete the unprecented look of the new Germany Away Kit.
What do you think of the new Germany Euro 2016 Away Kit? Let us know in the comments below, and also check out the new Germany Home Kit.
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