Aberdeen 21-22 Home & Keeper Kits Released
Jun 9, 2021, by Khoi
Scottish Premiership club Aberdeen FC have unveiled their new 2021-22 home and keeper jerseys.
🔴 Ready for you to return home.
— Aberdeen FC (@AberdeenFC) June 9, 2021
Adidas Aberdeen FC 2021-22 Home Jersey
This is the Aberdeen FC 2021-22 home shirt, made by Adidas.
The Adidas Aberdeen FC 2021-2022 home jersey is red with white and black details on the collar and cuffs. The three stripes on the shoulders are white. The logos are woven onto the shirt.
The shirt is made from high-performance recycled Primegreen material and features Adidas moisture-wicking AEROREADY technology.
Adidas combines the Aberdeen FC 2021-22 home shirt with red shorts and socks.
Aberdeen FC 2021-2022 Keeper Jersey
This is the new Adidas Aberdeen FC keeper jersey for 21-22.
The Adidas Aberdeen FC 2021-22 home keeper shirt is in green with vibrant, sublimated all-over graphic which takes inspiration from air in motion.
The collar, both sides of body and under arms are in a lighter shades of green.
Unlike the players' jersey, the keeper's kit are made using Primeblue made with Parley Ocean Plastic.
Green shorts and socks complete the Adidas Aberdeen FC 2021-22 home keeper football shirt.
The away version of the keeper uniform is in all blue with the exact same design.
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