Update - Exclusive: Next-Gen Nike 2018 World Cup / 18-19 Aeroswift Kit Leaked
Dec 19, 2017, by Chris
Update: The first pictures of the shorts of the 2018 Nike Vapor Aeroswift kit template have leaked. Scroll down for all pictures of shirt and shorts as well as info on new and updated features.
Around two years after Nike introduced their ultra-modern, now infamous Vapor Aeroswift jersey for the Euro 2016 in France, Nike will bring out a new version of their Aeroswift jersey. The Nike 2018 Aeroswift jersey forms the base of all Nike 2018 World Cup and 2018-19 kits.
Nike 2018 Aeroswift Jersey
This is the new Nike 2018 Aeroswift jersey in orange and black.
The new Nike 2018 Vaporknit Aeroswift jersey boasts a modern cut and collar. The sleeves of the jersey feature a remarkable knit pattern to stand out.
For optimal breathability, the Nike 2018 Aeroswift jersey comes with a specifically engineered front panel.
Nike 2018 Vapor Aeroswift Kit - Shorts
This image shows the shorts of the latest iteration of the Nike Vapor Aeroswift template.
Designed to offer more flexibility and less distraction than any Nike football shorts before, the 2018 Vapor template's get rid of the side seam and are stretchier and lighter than before. The sides of the shorts mirror the knit pattern found on the sleeves of the jersey.
The Nike 2018 Vapor Aeroswift jersey and shorts are expected to be released in January 2018.
What do you think of Nike's 2018 World Cup Aeroswift jersey, Nike's second generation of the Aeroswift jersey? 2018-2019 Teamwear kit? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
Newcastle United 27-28 Home Kit - Early Prediction
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