Elche 16-17 Home, Away and Third Kits Released
Jul 14, 2016, by Chris
Relegated La Liga team Elche and its jersey supplier Kelme today unveiled the new Elche CF 16-17 home, away and third kits. The Elche 2016-17 shirts are again made by Kelme, while they feature no main sponsor yet.
Elche 16-17 Home Kit
This is the new Elche 2016-17 home shirt.
Predominantly white, the Elche 2016-2017 home kit boasts the traditional green horizontal band on the front. The Elche 16-17 home shirt has a v-collar.
Both the shorts and socks of Elche's 2016-2017 home jersey are white.
Elche 16-17 Away Kit
This is the new Elche 2016-17 away shirt.
The Elche 2016-2017 away kit boasts a outstanding design in fluo yellow and black, based on the same template as the home kit. The Elche 16-17 away shirt also comes with a stunning gradient design on the sleeves to complete the eye-catching look.
Both the shorts and the socks of the new Kelme Elche 16-17 away uniform are fluo-yellow.
Elche 16-17 Third Kit
This is the new Elche 2016-17 third shirt.
The new Elche 16-17 third kit introduces a stylish all-black look for the club with the Dama de Elche (Lady of Elche) on the front in lime green.
The shorts and the socks of Elche's 16-17 third kit are black.
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