Marseille 19-20 Home Kit Released
May 24, 2019, by Pat
- Kit Release: Olympique Marseille launched their new 2019-20 Puma home kit, debuting it in their match against Montpellier.
- Design Details: The kit is predominantly white with subtle pinstripes formed by the letters "Olympique de Marseille," and includes a blue cross on the back collar and a historic logo patch celebrating the 120th anniversary.
- Kit Components: The home kit consists of a white shirt, white shorts, and white socks.
Olympique Marseille just launched their new 2019-20 Puma home kit, a few hours before it will be debuted in the season closer against Montpellier tonight. Made by Puma, the OM 19-20 kit does not feature any sponsor logo at the moment.
Marseille 19-20 Home Kit
This is the new Olympique Marseille 2019-2020 home shirt.
Marseille's 2019-20 home jersey introduces a clean design. Predominantly white, it features subtle pinstripes that are made up of the letting 'Olympique de Marseille'. The pinstripes, as well as the v-collar and classic cut of the shirt are meant to celebrate OM's history and tradition.
A blue cross has been added to the back collar patch as a nod to the city of Marseille. A woven patch with Olympique Marseille's historic logo sits above the hem in honor of the 120th anniversary.
White shorts and socks complete the Puma Olympique Marseille 19-20 home kit.
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