Adidas Human Race 2020 Hu & Romance FC Kits Released - Inspired By Iconic 1988 Template
Oct 25, 2020, by Chris
Adidas and Pharrell Williams not only released special shirts for five top teams but also two classic-influenced 'general' shirts.
The new Humanrace 2020 Hu and Romance FC kits draw inspiration from the Adidas 1988 shirt template, which has been used for a few of the brand's now most iconic jerseys.
Humanrace Adidas 2020 Hu Shirt
This is the new Adidas Human Race Hu shirt for 2020.
A 21st-century re-imagination of classic football jersey, the Human Race Jersey features a hand-drawn design that mimics the geometrical patterns of the 1988 Adidas template.
Adidas Human Race Jersey Red / Blue - Features
- Flat-knit collar with an overlapping front
- Heat-transfer adidas x Pharrell Williams Hu logo
- 100% recycled polyester double-knit
- This product has been made with Primegreen, a series of high-performance recycled materials using no virgin polyester.
Adidas Human Race 2020 Romance FC Kit
This is the Human Race 2020 Romance FC football shirt, made by Adidas.
Adidas and Pharrell Williams just launched their own football club called Romance FC - the Adidas Humanrace 2020 Romance FC shirt is made for the team, based on Adidas designs of the early 1990s - probably the Arsenal bruised banana.
Adidas Human Race Romance FC Jersey Red / Blue - Features
- Flat-knit collar with an overlapping front
- Heat-transfer adidas x Pharrell Williams Hu logo
- 100% recycled polyester double-knit
- This product has been made with Primegreen, a series of high-performance recycled materials using no virgin polyester.
Humanrace's 2020 Hu and Romance FC uniforms retail at 89 Euro, respectively.
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