PSV 16-17 Home and Away Kits Released
Jul 1, 2016, by Chris
- Sponsorship Change: Umbro is now the kit sponsor for PSV, replacing Philips.
- Home Kit Design: The PSV home kit features the classic red and white stripes, a white crew neck, red sleeves, and black shoulder detailing, with the stadium coordinates inside.
- Away Kit Design: The PSV away kit utilizes the same design template as the home kit but is mainly navy with a light blue stripe.
After PSV and the Dutch company signed a kit sponsorship deal in early 2016, the first-ever Umbro PSV kits not sponsored by Philips have been released. The Umbro PSV 2016-2017 home and away jerseys introduce bespoke and classy designs.
PSV 2016-2017 Home Kit
This image shows the new Umbro PSV 2016-2017 home jersey.
The red and white PSV 2016-2017 home jersey boasts the famous stripes design of the Dutch club. It has a white crew neck collar, mainly red sleeves and a black line on the shoulders area.
Additional detail in the PSV shirt are the coordinates of the center spot at the Philips Stadium on the inside of the shirt. The pants are traditionally completely black with subtle red and white detail and the socks are white with a red stripe.
PSV 2016-2017 Away Kit
This is the new Umbro PSV away shirt.
Based on the same template as the PSV home kit, the new PSV 2016-2017 away shirt is predominantly navy with a light blue stripe on the front.
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