Outstanding Nike Club América "Las Águilas x Los Ángeles" Collection & Kit Released
Oct 9, 2021, by Simon
Club America last night launched their unique US-inspired "Las Águilas x Los Ángeles" collection.
The outstanding pre-match shirt from the set was even worn on-pitch in the 1-0 loss against Pumas in a friendly played in Los Angeles.
The collection celebrates the club's connection with the city of Los Angeles and is currently only available to buy in the USA. It will be available in Mexico and around the world from November 8th, 2021.
Nike Club América "Las Águilas x Los Ángeles" Collection
A quick look at the new Club América lifestyle collection immediately reveals that the items combine a low-key black base with a white Nike Swoosh that gets overwritten with the orange phrase "LA x LA" (Las Águilas x Los Angeles).
This immediately reminds us of street art and graffiti in particular where it is common to have several tags on top of each other as artists tend to overwrite other creations if there is no space left.
Pre-Match Shirt ($69.99)
Women's Jacket ($79.99)
Fleece Hoodie ($54.99)
Youth Fleece Hoodie ($49.99)
Fleece Shorts ($44.99)
Long Sleeve Tee ($34.99)
Youth Tee ($24.99)
The full collection is available to buy from the club's official online store.
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