South Korea 2016 Home and Away Kits Released
Mar 24, 2016, by Pat
The new South Korea 2016-2017 home and away kits boast modern and simplistic designs with subtle graphic prints, following the design established by the Nike kits for the likes of Poland, Slovenia and Turkey. Like the aforementioned jerseys, the new South Korea Nike shirts are not based on the brand's latest innovation, the Vapor template, but instead feature the technologies currently in use.
Set to be debuted in the 2018 World Cup qualifier against Lebanon and the friendly against Thailand later this month, the new South Korea kits are set to be worn throughout the qualifiers. They are designed to evoke the South Korea National Team’s fierce moniker, the Taegeuk Warriors.
South Korea 2016 Home Kit
This is the new South Korea home jersey, made by Nike.
The new South Korea 2016 home kit comes in the team's traditional bright red color. This bold look for the South Korea jersey is interrupted only by a dark blue line that runs down on each side. The collar of the new South Korea kit is completely red, while the Nike logo on the front is white.
However, the stand-out feature of the new South Korea jersey is a print on the front. Keeping a low profile in a slightly darker shade of red than the base color of the new South Korea shirt, it generates a unique gradient effect and elevates the overall aesthetic of the South Korea 2016-2017 shirt.
The shorts and socks of the South Korea 2016 kit follow the style Nike implemented for its other 2016 national team uniforms. Thus, the South Korea home kit shorts are red, while the socks are blue.
South Korea 2016 Away Kit
This image shows the new South Korea 2016-18 away shirt.
Based on the same template as the new South Korea home shirt, the Nike South Korea 2016 away kit is predominantly white. The interesting gradient front print is present on the South Korea 2016-2018 away shirt, while a blue line runs down on each side.
The new South Korea 2016 away kit consists of a white shirt, white shorts and red, in line with Nike's other new national team kits.
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Adidas Germany 2026 Farewell Kit Debuted on Pitch
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The tribute shirt features an elegant, predominantly black base decorated with vertical gold diamond pinstripes running down the front. Adidas has opted for the heritage Trefoil logo on the right chest alongside the classic DFB crest used between 1978 and 1996, both rendered in white. A retro-inspired crossover V-neck collar is trimmed in white and gold, mirrored on the sleeve cuffs, while a commemorative "1954" jock tag sits on the bottom hem to honor the historic year the partnership began.
Completed with black shorts and black socks featuring gold detailing, the on-pitch ensemble arrived just days after its official unveiling. Following its high-profile match debut, the Germany 2026 farewell jersey is scheduled to go on general sale via official Adidas channels starting September 26, 2026.
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Additional bespoke details round off the historic tribute. A heritage Fortuna '54 tag sits near the bottom hem, and an embroidered depiction of the KNVB Cup sits neatly below the back collar, added with official federation approval. The shirt is worn with matching white shorts and socks, completing a timeless look for Fortuna's cup run.
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Big thanks to @What The Kit for spotting and making the collage.
