Best Of: Reversible Football Kits
A couple of days ago, the great guys in Classic Football Shirts' social media team had a very interesting topic in football shirts. Very popular around the early years of the century, reversible shirts have become something of a rarity since. Here are some of the best.
Manchester United 01-02 Centenary by Umbro
Chelsea 03-05 Home by Umbro
Real Madrid 01-02 Centenary by Adidas
England 2004 Home & Away by Umbro
Germany 2016 Away by Adidas
Olympique Marseille 12-13 Third by Adidas
St. Pauli 10-11 Centenary by Do You Football
Fenerbahce 06-07 Centenary by Adidas
Las Vegas Lights 2018
Sponsorships have also been the theme of the inside of shirts frequently in what was a trend started by La Liga side Getafe and its Burger King sponsorship around ten years ago.
Very recently, up-and-coming brand MaccaSports unveiled its new, reversible teamwear kit, which unfortunately features only printed logos and details.
Which one of these is your favorite? Would you like to see reversible football shirts make a comeback?
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