Slovakia Euro 2016 Home Kit Released
Nov 9, 2015, by Pat
The new Puma Slovakia Euro 2016 home kit introduces a modern and clean design, set to be worn by the Slovakia national team for its first-ever European championship participation in France next summer.
Slovakia Euro 2016 Home Kit
This is the new Slovakia 2016 shirt by Puma.
Made by Puma, the new Slovakia kit boasts a simple-yet-bold look, combining a white base with subtle hoops and fitting blue accents. A broad blue stripe runs down each sleeve of the Slovakia Euro 2016 jersey, accompanied with blue sleeve cuffs and a modern blue round-neck collar.
The Puma logo is positioned centrally on the chest of the Slovakia Euro 2016 home shirt, with the Slovakia federation badge and the Slovakia coat of arms placed on each side of it. 'Slovakia' is written on the upper back below the collar.
White shorts and socks complete the traditional shirt-shorts-socks combination of the Slovakia Euro 2016 home kit.
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