Tottenham Hotspur 22-23 Home Kit Released
Jun 7, 2022, by Pat
The Nike Tottenham Hotspur 22-23 home kit was officially unveiled by the club earlier this morning. It will be available exclusively through the Spurs and Nike stores until 13 June, when it will be available in more places.
The new shirt is Tottenham's sixth since Nike became the club's kit supplier in 2017. AIA continue as main sponsor, with used car sales company Cinch as sleeve sponsor.
Tottenham Hotspur 22-23 Home Kit
This is the Tottenham Hotspur 22-23 home football shirt, made by Nike.
Based on the same template as a few other Nike 2022-23 kits including Chelsea and Hertha Berlin's, the Nike Tottenham Hotspur 22-23 home jersey is predominantly white with a circular seam across the chest.
The collar and sleeve cuffs of the Nike Tottenham Hotspur 2022-23 home shirt are both navy with a Volt line through the center - remember our article about Volt becoming one of the club's colors?
The inner neck of the Nike Tottenham Hotspur 2022-23 home jersey is also volt an features an array of SPURS writings in navy, both filled and outlined.
Dark blue shorts with 'volt' trim on the sides and white socks complete the kit.
Made by Nike. What do you think about Tottenham Hotspur's new home jersey? Let's hear your thoughts in the comments below the article, and check out the 2022-23 Kit Overview for more.
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