Kosovo vs England Special Edition Kit Released
Sep 11, 2019, by Chris
The Kosovo national football team wore a special jersey for the EURO 2020 qualifiers match against England yesterday. It is made by Fourteen.
Fourteen is a Swiss sportswear company founded in Geneva in 2011 with the aim to design, produce, develop and distribute precision engineered sportswear, footwear and sport accessories with an Italian design touch.
Kosovo vs England Special Edition Kit
This is the new Fourteen Kosovo Special Edition football shirt.
The the Fourteen Kosovo Special Edition shirt has a unique camouflage design in navy and royal tone, combined with yellow applications,
The sides of the shirt feature two yellow stripes running down, which made the the Kosovo Special Edition shirt looking like an Adidas jersey at first glance. The 14Fourteen logo is printed on the left chest.
Navy shorts and royal blue socks round off the look of the new Kosovo Special Edition uniform by Fourteen.
The Kosovo Special Edition shirt retails at 69 Euro.
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