Limited-Edition Persita Tangerang 20-21 Special Kit Released
Nov 26, 2020, by Simon
Persita Tangerang's new 2020-21 special jersey was released a couple of days ago. It is made in-house and will be worn in the next Liga 1 season.
The Persita Tangerang 2020-2021 special strip was created in collaboration with non-profit organization Feeding Jakarta, a project that focuses on the distribution of foodstuffs and other basic necessities for those in need.
Persita Tangerang In-House 20-21 Special Jersey
This is the Persita Tangerang 2020-2021 special shirt, made in-house.
Mainly light purple, the in-house Persita Tangerang 2020-2021 special shirt features dark purple raglan sleeves with sleeve cuffs in the lighter shade of purple. The V-neck is white.
The outstanding element is a graphic print on the sides and raglan sleeves of the In-House Persita Tangerang 20-21 special jersey.
Feeding Jakarta was initiated by four young people: Bastian Siahaan, Nadya Dinata, Nishant Bharwani and Venasius Jourdan who are still studying at the high school level. The four of them have a similar passion to be able to help others directly, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Persita Tangerang also welcomes this first collaboration with Feeding Jakarta. Moreover, this cooperation also directly involves one of Persita's partners, SOS Children's Villages Indonesia. "This is a form of social responsibility and our way of contributing to society, especially the children who are under the care of SOS Children's Villages Indonesia. Hopefully in the future we can do many useful collaborative projects like this. So even though soccer is not active, we can also keep growing enthusiasm, motivation and inspiration through this kind of collaboration, ”said Evelyn Cathy, Commercial Director of Persita.
Available since November 20, the new Persita Tangerang 20-21 special uniform retails at IDR 250.000 (USD 17.50).
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Valenciennes FC 26-27 Third Kit Released
French club Valenciennes FC and Danish brand Hummel have officially released their new third kit for the 2026-27 season. Completing the club's set of shirts for the campaign, the new release pays homage to the traditional lace-making heritage and textile craftsmanship of Valenciennes and the wider Hainaut region.
The Hummel Valenciennes 26-27 third jersey features a deep blue base highlighted by subtle vertical bands incorporating intricate floral lace graphics. These patterned columns are framed by thin yellow pinstripes, matching the signature Hummel chevrons on the shoulders. A vintage-styled white polo collar and matching sleeve cuffs add contrast, while the club crest and Toyota sponsor logo are rendered in clean white.
Continuing the theme of embedding local identity into their designs—following the home shirt inspired by museum stained glass and the away shirt featuring regional symbols—the Valenciennes FC 26-27 third kit is available now via the club's official online store and physical club shop.
Real Madrid x Farm Rio
We’ve received new information on the Real Madrid x Farm Rio collaboration we previously reported on.
More details coming very soon on Footy Headlines…
What If Adidas Made Barcelona Kits?
Kit collector and insider @memorabilia1899 has shared an intriguing concept imagining how FC Barcelona would look if Adidas were the club's technical sponsor. Despite Barcelona having a long-term partnership with Nike extended through 2038, the fantasy of the German sportswear giant designing the Blaugrana's kits continues to spark conversation among football shirt enthusiasts.
The Adidas Barcelona concept leans heavily into retro aesthetics, combining classic vertical red and blue stripes with the iconic Trefoil logo on the chest. A dark blue polo collar, styled with 'BARÇA 1899' detailing, is paired with gold-orange accents seen across the Three Stripes on the shoulders and the centered Spotify sponsor logo. The full look is completed by navy blue shorts and matching socks.
Would you like to see Adidas manufacture Barcelona kits in the future, or does Nike remain the perfect fit for the Catalan giants?
