Puma Iceland 2020 Home Kit Released + All-New Iceland Crest + Away Kit Info
Jul 1, 2020, by Chris
Following the official announcement of the Puma Iceland kit deal on May 26 2020, the Football Association of Iceland today revealed their all-new national team logo as well as the new Iceland 2020 home kit, made for the first time by Puma.
Football Association of Iceland National Team Crest
The new Football Association of Iceland crest to be used on the kits boast an one-of-a-kind look that represent the "country's history, nature and heritage".
Iceland Puma 20-21 Home Shirt
This is the Iceland 2020 home jersey, made by Puma.
The Puma Iceland 2020 home football shirt is of course predominantly blue (official name "Electric Blue Lemonade"), combined with white logos.
A graphic print covers the front of the Puma Iceland 2020 home shirt. It is inspired by Iceland's spectacular nature as well as the country flag and consists of geometrical shapes in dark blue that are combined with red vertical lines.
The team logo used on the Puma Iceland 2020-2021 home football shirt is new: it's an abstract symbol showing the four Landvættir ("land wights") of Iceland - the vulture, the giant, the dragon and the bull.
Our new national team crest. pic.twitter.com/6Bk17WeO5u
— Knattspyrnusambandið (@footballiceland) July 1, 2020
The pattern on the Iceland Puma 2020 home kit has not been designed bespoke for the Iceland national team. It is the same pattern used for the New York City jersey from the Puma 'Influence Pack' released in late 2019.
Puma New York Jersey - Puma Influence Pack
Puma Iceland 20-21 Away Kit
As for the Puma Iceland 2020 away football shirt, we only know that it will be white. No design specifics are known at this moment.
The Puma Iceland 2020 kits are set to be formally launched in late August 2020.
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