A Rare Sight: Mizuno FC Südtirol 20-21 Home Kit Released
Sep 12, 2020, by Simon
The new FC Südtirol home kit was released last week. It is made by Mizuno, replacing Boxeur Des Rues, and will be worn in the 2020-2021 Serie C.
FC Südtirol 2020-2021 Home Shirt
This is the FC Südtirol 20-21 home jersey, made by Mizuno.
Mainly white, the Mizuno FC Südtirol 2020-2021 home jersey features a broad red chest stripe. Black / red sleeve cuffs and a intricate red collar with a black front part add to the clean look. Interestingly, there is a subtle graphic print within the chest stripe which is repeated within the red parts of the sleeve cuffs.
Mizuno combines the FC Südtirol 2020-21 football shirt with white shorts and socks.
The FC Südtirol 20-21 home strip is available since September 4, retailing at €60.
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