Hajduk Split 17-18 Away Kit Released
Jun 29, 2017, by Chris
Croatian club HNK Hajduk Split and their kit supplier Macron today revealed the new Hajduk Split away jersey for the 2017-18 season. Just as in previous years, the new Hajduk Split 2017-2018 away strip introduces a classy design.
Hajduk Split 17-18 Away Kit
This is the new Macron Hajduk Split 2017-2018 away shirt.
The new Hajduk 17-18 away shirt features the traditional vertical red and blue stripes of the club, enriched by golden profiles. The Korean collar has the name of the team Hajduk embroidered under the back of the neck.
Hajduk Split's 17-18 away kit is completed by blue shorts and socks with golden details and the logos of technical sponsor and club.
The Hajduk Split 16-17 home kit is likely also used for the 17-18 season.
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