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10 Amazing National Team Kit Swaps By Hernan | Altered History

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10 Amazing National Team Kit Swaps By Hernan | Altered History

Argentina graphic designer @ilesos17 has imagined how some of the most famous kits designs of national teams would look like if designed for another team, aka 'Altered History'.

National Team Kit Swap By Hernan

Japan 2016 Home Kit For Argentina | Argentina 1994 Away Kit For Japan

England 1986 Home Kit -> Germany | Germany 1991 Away Kit -> England

Denmark 1986 Home Kit -> Holland | Netherlands 1988 Home Kit-> Denmark

Nigeria 2018 Home Kit -> USA | USA 1994 Away Kit -> Nigeria

Spain 2016 Away Kit -> France | France 1998 Away Kit -> Spain

Do you like this project? Which is your favorite swapped kit? Let us know in the comments below.

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