Juventus 21-22 Home Kit Released
May 19, 2021, by Pat
Update: As announced, the Juventus 21-22 home kit was debuted in the Coppa Italia Final against Atalanta (2-1 win), with Juventus claiming their 14th title in the competition.
The Juventus 2021-2022 home kit was just launched by Adidas and the Italian club. It will be debuted in the upcoming Coppa Italia Final against Atalanta tomorrow.
Made by Adidas, the new jersey features a 'new' sponsor patch beside the Jeep logo. The 4XE logo of course refers to Jeep's new plug-in hybrid technology.
The same patch already appeared on Juve's shirts a few times in the 20-21 season, e.g. against Crotone back in October, but it looks like we will see it a lot more regularly next season. The color of the Jeep logo itself was also changed from white to black, compared to earlier drafts of the 2021-22 home shirt.
Juventus Adidas 21-22 Home Kit
Check out the Adidas Juventus 21-22 home football shirt below.
The Adidas Juventus 2021-22 jersey brings back the classic black and white stripes after two years of less than ideal renditions - first the half-and-half design of last season and later the brushstroke stripes of 2020-21.
In terms of design, there are four white and five black stripes on the front, sleeves, and lower back of the Juve 21-22 home shirt. Unlike the gold that was expected initially, the Adidas and club logos on the chest of the Juventus 21-22 home kit are white.
Rounding off the design, the collar, based on the Condivo 21 template, as well as the sleeve cuffs of the Juventus 2021-2022 jersey are white with black piping.
The theme of the Adidas Juventus 2021-2022 home shirt is the 10th anniversary of Juve moving from the old Stadio delle Alpi to the brand-new Juventus Stadium, or as it is currently known, Allianz Stadium. The first match in the new stadium took place on 8 September 2011 and was played between Juventus and Notts County, the world's oldest club who back in the day famously inspired Juventus' now-iconic black and white striped jerseys.
A bespoke '10 Years at Home' at home graphic appears on the inside collar of the Juventus 2021-22 home kit, referring to the 10th anniversary of the Juventus Stadium opening. The 'A' is stylized to look like the iconic arch of the stadium. On top of that, a subtle pattern appears inside the black stripes, inspired by the stars found on the Juve Walk of Fame.
The shorts of the Adidas Juventus 2021-2022 jersey are white, while black or white socks will be available depending on the opposition.
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The Hummel Zweigen Kanazawa 2026-27 shirts are inspired by Kaga Temari, a traditional regional craft famous for its intricately patterned, embroidered balls. This unique geometric motif covers the kits, symbolizing unity. According to the club, each stitch builds a larger beautiful pattern, representing the collective efforts of the team and supporters uniting for their shared goals. The uniforms also feature the logos of ten different club sponsors across the shirt and shorts.
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The special golden shield is located on the left sleeve of the Argentina shirt, but it is frequently hidden from view during matches as it sits beneath Messi's captain's armband. The badge adds to an already heavily decorated Argentina 2026 kit for the legendary number 10.
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