'Leaked' Pictures Of Nigeria 2020 Kit Show Fake Product - Here Is What Is All Wrong
Jun 5, 2020, by Chris
Already some time ago, more pictures of th new Nike Nigeria 2020 home shirt got leaked. However, the leaked pictures are not showing an official Nike product, we want to make you aware. Let us find out what is wrong with the counterfeit Nike Nigeria 2020 home kits.
Nigeria 2020 Official Product vs Fake
The new fakes are based on the launch images Nike revealed of the Nike Nigeria 2020 home kit in early March 2020.
FAKE!
It is hard to fake the Nike Nigeria 2020 home kit as the jersey design was hand-drawn
What makes it so hard to fake the Nike Nigeria 2020 home kit is that the design of the jersey is hand-drawn - a simple Photoshop work does not do it here.
Various things with the fakes are wrong, while some of them can be already seen on the pictures. We have highlighted some of the false things.
1: False Swoosh / Nigeria Crest Sizing, Position & Material
The most easy-to-avoid error is that the Swoosh and the Nigeria crest are wrong. Especially the Swoosh looks a bit 'fat'.
2: Hand-Drawn Design Was Cheaply Replicated
The hand-drawn design was the hardest for the fakers to replicate & makes it quite easy to see that the kit is a fake. In contrast to the official jersey, the counterfeit was created using a computer graphic program with standard angles etc.
3: Wrong Material
The fake is also not the same in terms of material, which is only logical as the Nike Nigeria 2020 home kit is based on a new Nike Vaporknit. The pattern of the jersey's material is different to the authentic jersey.
the leaked images does not do the official Nike Nigeria 2020 kit justice
All in all, it can be said that the leaked images does not do the official Nike Nigeria 2020 kit justice, and that is quite a pity.
The official Nike Nigeria 2020 home kit is set to be launched by Nike in the coming weeks.
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