Insane Slovenia 2016 Home and Away Kits Released
Mar 22, 2016, by Pat
The Slovenia 2016 kits introduce a striking new look for the European national team, officially unveiled yesterday. Slovenia won't wear the Slovenia 2016 home shirt at Euro 2016, after losing to Ukraine in the play-off round.
Made by long-term kit supplier Nike, the new Slovenia 2016 home jersey swaps the previous white Slovenia home kit color for a light blue, while the iconic flag-inspired mountain shape remains on the front, in a modern interpretation.
Slovenia 2016 Home Kit
This is the stunning new Slovenia kit.
The new Slovenia 2016 shirt is predominantly turquoise and features a remarkable mountain print. Blue is used for the border of the federation badge and the Nike logo on the chest of the Slovenia 2016-2017 home kit, while the print is continued over onto the back. "Slovenija" is written on the rear of the collar of the new Slovenia shirt.
Template-wise, the new Slovenia shirt is based on Nike's style for the 2015-16 season. The Nike Slovenia 2016 kit features raglan-cut sleeves and a breathable-fabric inset on the lower side of the sleeves and along the sides. Navy piping is present around the sides and the back of the neckline of the new Slovenia jersey.
Slovenia 2016 Away Kit
This is the new Slovenia away kit.
Boasting the same design as the home shirt, the new Nike Slovenia 2016 away shirt combines two different shades of green with white applications.
It is combined with light green shorts and socks.
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