Can Men Wear Adidas' Stunning 2019 Women's World Cup Kits?
Jun 10, 2019, by Chris
It made big waves that Adidas did not release their 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup jerseys in Men's sizes as the demand would be too low (in contrast to Nike who decided otherwise...). Now German newspaper BILD made the test if it would be possible to wear the Germany 2019 Women's World Cup jersey as a men.
Women's Jerseys Practically Impossible to Wear as Men
An author of newspaper BILD tested to wear the Germany 2019 Women's World Cup home kit - The result of German newspaper BILD: In "L" (no larger size possible) the dress sits reasonably well, but is quite narrow at the shoulders and relatively short overall.
In contrast to Adidas, as already mentioned above, Nike is selling most of their 2019 Women's World Cup jerseys in Men's fit and sizes. Some like China's 2019 away kit are not available in Men's sizes, unfortunately. Nike does also market their 2019 Women's World Cup kits and all their other jerseys as suitable for Men and Women.
If you are wondering how is the case with football boots - those are the same for Men's and Women's, Check out our full article about Men's / Women's football boots for more details.
What do you think of Adidas not releasing Men's version of their 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup kits? Do you think that the Three Stripes will do so next time? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
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