Plastered With Sponsors - CA Colón 18-19 Home & Away Kits Released
Argentinian first division team CA Colón revealed their new jerseys for 2018-2019. Made by Burrda Sport, the new CA Colón 2018-19 kits feature remarkably many sponsor logos.
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CA Colon 18-19 Home Kit
The new Burrda CA Colón 2018-2019 home kit boasts the traditional black / red half-and-half design of the club.
However, while the kit is very classic, the most outstanding feature of the kits are the sponsor logos on it. The new Club Atlético Colón jersey comes with logos of six different sponsors on the front and the sleeves, with the back of the jersey featuring sponsor logos as well.
CA Colón 2018-19 Away Jersey
The new CA Colon 18-19 away kit is white with a dark grey, black and red bandage design on the front.
What do you think of the new Club Atlético Colón 2018-2019 jerseys? Let us know in the comments below.
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