Montreal Impact 2017 Away Kit Released
Feb 10, 2017, by Pat
The new Montreal Impact 2017 MLS away jersey has been released yesterday, revealing a very clean, almost simplistic look. Made by Adidas and not featuring Bank of Montreal on the front, the Montreal Impact 2017 away kit is set to be debuted in March.
Montreal Impact 2017 Away Kit
This is the Adidas Montreal Impact 2017 away shirt.
Based on the new Adidas template, the Montreal Impact 2017 away kit is white with blue Adidas stripes, positioned on the shoulders and blue sleeve cuffs. A standard crew-neck collar is used for the Montreal Impact 2017 MLS jersey, with a grey triangle detail below it.
Last but not least, the official "vive 375" logo, celebrating the 375th anniversary of the founding of the city of Montreal sits on the left hem of the new Montreal Impact 2017 away kit, at least on the authentic version.
The Montreal Impact 2017 away shirt is set to be combined with white shorts and socks, both with blue detailing.
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