Outstanding Umbro Jamaica 18-19 Home & Away Kits Revealed
Sep 7, 2018, by Chris
In December 2017, Umbro announced that they will become the kit supplier of the Jamaica national football team in 2018. Now the brand launched the first-ever kits for the country.
The Umbro 2018-19 Jamaica kits are inspired the the unique culture and energy of the country. Both jersey will be debuted this week – the away design will be worn against Ecuador on Friday 7th September in New York, while the home will be used in their CONCACAF campaign against the Cayman Islands on Sunday 9th September.
For the launch of the Jamaica 2018-19 kits, Umbro collaborated with Jamaican photographers Ben Solomon and William Richards on a series of images that capture Jamaican citizens in natural environments.
Jamaica 18-19 Home Kit
The new Umbro Jamaica home jersey features the country's traditional vibrant yellow color with striking black, green and yellow application. The sleeves feature a unique taping design, inspired by the Umbro double diamond logo and the country’s iconic flag. On the body there is a subtly embossed graphic inspired by the palm trees that line the Jamaican coastline.
Black shorts with the colorful taping trim and yellow socks complete the Jamaica 2018-2019 home uniform.
Jamaica 18-19 Away Kit
The new Umbro Jamaica 2018-2019 away kit is black with a colorful graphic on the front that pays homage to vivid culture of Jamaica. Umbro's special taping design is featured in a tonal version on the sleeves.
Yellow shorts and black socks complete the new Jamaica away strip.
The Umbro Jamaica 2018-2019 soccer jerseys are expected to hit stores soon.
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