Kappa AS Monaco 19-20 Home & Away Concept Kits
Oct 11, 2018, by Simon
With regard to the recent rumor of AS Monaco joining Kappa, graphic designer @FrancoSosa1974 has imagined his very own version of AS Monaco's 2019-2020 kits, if they are to be produced by Kappa in the end.
AS Monaco 2019-20 concept home kit
This image shows AS Monaco's fantasy Kappa 19-20 concept home kit.
Franco Sosa's first Kappa AS Monaco 2019-20 concept kit features Monaco's renowned half-and-half-design with a red upper half and a white lower half. To add a modern touch, the Monaco 19-20 concept home jersey features a subtle melange print, which graces the whole front.
Finally, a simple crew-neck collar, a right white sleeve as well as a red left one round off the sleek design of the Kappa AS Monaco 2019-2020 concept home kit.
AS Monaco 2019-2020 concept away kit
This image shows AS Monaco's second fantasy Kappa 2019-20 concept jersey.
The Kappa AS Monaco 19-20 concept away kit introduces the same base template, whereas a remarkable checker print in two different tones of navy covers the whole front of the kit. Lastly, yellow applications such as the Kappa and Fedcom sponsor logos as well as the crew-neck collar complement the fitting design.
Do you like Franco Sosa's proposal for the (potential) Kappa AS Monaco 19-20 kits? Let us know your thoughts in the comments down below.
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