Nike x Off-White Paris Saint-Germain 22-23 Concept Home Kit
Feb 16, 2021, by Simon
Jordan's agreement with Paris Saint-Germain, France's most successful club of the last decade, was recently extended until at least 2022. Next year we will probably witness the climax of the partnership as Jordan's logo will be visible on the home shirt of the capital city club.
Over the years of this collaboration PSG has become an example of perfect marketing and also evolved into a fashion institution with a lot of releases that are not aimed at a conventional football audience or their own fanbase anymore.
But what will happen after the deal with Air Jordan is over? French graphic designer @Saintetixx pursued this question by creating a PSG x Nike x Off-White concept jersey.
Paris Saint-Germain 22-23 Concept Home Shirt
This is the new Nike x Off-White Paris Saint-Germain concept home football shirt for 2022-2023.
The Nike x Off-White Paris Saint-Germain 22-23 concept home shirt is mainly blue with a white Swoosh on the right chest and a white 'ALL' sponsor logo in the middle, while a regular version of PSG's crest sits on the left chest.
A simple tonal crew-neck collar, red trim at the sleeve cuffs and a red side stripe round off the appearance at first glance.
However, Saintetixx also incorporated Off-White into the look by adding the brand's name and its trademark 'X' next to the Swoosh on the chest, and another hint on the side stripe.
Made by Nike in collaboration with Off-White. Do you like Paris Saint-Germain's concept home shirt? Drop us a line below, and make sure to follow Saintetixx on Instagram.
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