Germany 2017 Women's Euro Home and Away Kits Released
Update: Adidas today unveiled the new away kit for the Germany women's national team. It is green and draws inspiration from the many iconic change strips in that color.
Adidas and the German football federation today launched the new women's home kit. Introducing a clean look, the Germany 2017 women's jersey will be worn during the Euro in Netherlands in July. Next spring, Adidas will also unveil a new away kit for Germany women's national team.
Germany 2017 Women's Euro Home Kit
This is the Germany 2017 women's home shirt.
Inspired by street wear, the Germany 2017 Women's Euro kit is off-white with a very clean overall look, a traditional polo collar and three black Adidas stripes that run down on each side.
Whereas the men's national team discarded the style after the 2014 World Cup, the Germany 2017 home kit features white shorts instead of the more traditional black ones.
Germany 2017 Women's Euro Away Kit
This image shows the green Germany away jersey.
Offering a retro take on the iconic green Germany away shirt, the Adidas Germany 2017 Women's Euro away kit is of a blueish green color inspired by the 1990s Adidas Equipment line. White is used as accent color, including for the collar, sleeve cuffs and Adidas stripes.
Both the shorts and socks of the Germany 2017 women's away kit are of the same color as the shirt, creating a first-ever all-green look for the team.
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Big thanks to @What The Kit for spotting and making the collage.




