Classy Nike England, Nigeria, Turkey & USA 2019 Concept Kits By Vivaabdelhak
Feb 11, 2019, by Chris
Graphic designer Vivaabdelhak from Morocco has created four stylish Nike national team concept jerseys. His jerseys for England, Nigeria, Turkey and USA draw inspiration from iconic Nike kits of the past while featuring modern looks.
Nike National Team Concept Kits by Vivaabdelhak
England
The cleanest design of the four concepts, the Nike England concept jersey reminds us of Nike's effort for England for the EUR= 2016 kit.
Nigeria
The Nigeria national team kit 2019 concept is dark green with a yellow / greenish Swoosh and Nigeria crest. On the front is a graphic pattern.
Turkey
The Turkey concept kit introduces a sleek design in white and light blur with red applications.
USA
Inspired by the infamous USA 1994 World Cup kit by Adidas, Vivaabdelhak's USA concept is white with a grey Stars and Stripes graphic design. All logos are moncohromatic red.
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