14 Macron Canadian Premier League 2019 Kits Revealed
Apr 5, 2019, by Pat
Italian brand Macron was tasked with creating kits for the inaugural Canadian Premier League season, and last night home and away kits for all 7 teams were officially unveiled.
The Macron Canadian Premier League kits feature bespoke designs that were created in collaboration with each of the teams and their officials. They are the first big collection to boast the 'new' Macron logo on the right chest.
HFX Wanderers FC (Halifax)
York9 FC (York Region)
Forge FC (Hamilton)
Valour FC (Winnipeg)
FC Edmonton
Cavalry FC (Calgary)
Pacific FC (Vancouver Island)
Are you a fan of the designs created by Macron for the inaugural season of the Canadian Premier League? Which teams designs do you like the most? Comment below.
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