Ipswich Town 16-17 Kits Released
May 6, 2016, by Pat
Adidas and Ipswich Town have released the club's new home and away kits for the upcoming season.
Ipswich Town 16-17 Home Kit
This is the new Ipswich This 2016-2017 home jersey.
Based on the same template as the Houston Dynamo 2016 away kit and the Anderlecht 16-17 home kit, the new Ipswich home shirt is blue white sleeves and an eye-catching tonal v design on the chest. The collar of the Ipswich Town 2016-2017 jersey is also split between blue and white.
Blue shorts and socks will be used together with the Ipswich Town 16-17 home shirt.
Modelling the new Ipswich Town shirt, captain Luke Chambers said: "The kits look and feel great, but that’s to be expected from a brand with such high standards as adidas."
Ipswich Town 2016-17 Away Shirt
This is the new Ipswich away kit.
The Ipswich Town 16-17 away shirt introduce a more understated design. Predominantly white, it features a blue v-collar, blue Adidas brandings and blue detailing on the sleeve cuffs. The shorts and socks of the Ipswich Town 16-17 away kit are also white.
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