Bosnia and Herzegovina 2016 Home Kit Released
Nov 9, 2015, by Pat
The Bosnia and Herzegovina 2016 Home Kit is blue with striking yellow accents, released on November 9, 2015. Contrary to the previous, template-based Bosnia 2014 World Cup Kit, the new Bosnia Jerseys feature bespoke designs.
Bosnia and Herzegovina 2016 Kit
This image shows the new Adidas Bosnia and Herzegovina Euro 2016 Home Shirt.
After the first-ever Adidas Bosnia and Herzegovina Kits for the 2014 World Cup were template-based, the new Bosnia and Herzegovina 2016 Home Kit boasts a bespoke design, incorporating the team's traditional blue and yellow with a touch of white. A yellow v-collar is used for the Bosnia and Herzegovina 2016 Home Shirt, while a yellow chest band is visible on the front.
Interestingly, the Bosnia-Herzegovina Euro 2016 Home Kit features the classic positioning of the 3 Stripes on the shoulders and sleeves, instead of the sides of the shirt as seen on other Adidas Euro 2016 Kits including Germany and Spain.
Additionally, the template used for the new Bosnia and Herzegovina Euro Kit consists of several older Adidas Jerseys: the front stripe is borrowed from the iconic Marseille 14-15 Third Shirt and the collar is based on the same template that was used for the Nigeria 2014 Away Jersey.
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