Mexico Debuts 'Bad' Adidas 2018 World Cup Font
Mexico debuted their brand-new 2018 World Cup home kit against Belgium on Friday. However, while the Mexico 2018 World Cup home kit was spot on and exactly the same as expected, the typeface Mexico wore in the match was not as Adidas wanted it.
Mexico Uses Non-Customized + Badly Prepared 2018 World Cup Font
Mexico's numbers missed the Mexico crest as well as the lines within the typeface (via @unniquadium).
Mexico's typeface used in the match against Belgium missed two important parts. First, Mexico's typeface did not have the federation's crest on the bottom. Second, the numbers missed the lines within the numbers.
While Mexico's font was completely plain, Belgium's font was also not perfectly prepared as the numbers with the Belgian FA silhouette on the bottom.
Have you spotted other Adidas teams with a badly prepared typeface? Let us know in the comments below.
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