Netherlands 2018 Home Kit Released
Apr 24, 2018, by Pat
The Netherlands 2018 home kit introduces a bold and modern look in orange and black that will not be present at the World Cup this summer. It was revealed on April 24 and will be debuted in the friendly against Slovakia on May 31.
Netherlands 2018 Home Kit
This is the Nike Netherlands 2018 home jersey.
The Netherlands 2018 home kit combines the traditional orange base with black accents and a bold zig-zag knit pattern on the sleeves, typical of the 2018 iteration of Nike's Vapor Aeroswift template.
Black is not only used for the supplier and federation badges on the chest of the Netherlands 2018 jersey, but also for a tape at the back of the neck and a small Crown illustration on the inside of the collar.
White shorts and orange socks, both with black trim, complete the Netherlands 2018 kit.
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