Argentina 2022 World Cup Home Kit Released
Jul 8, 2022, by Chris
The Argentina 2022 World Cup home kit was just unveiled by Adidas. Currently available as a pre-order, the new Argentina jersey will ship from 29 August 2022, which is likely when the brand's other 2022 WC shirts will also be released.
Argentina 2022 World Cup Home Kit
Check out the Argentina 2022 home jersey below.
Argentina's new 2022 shirt is predominantly white with black logos - including the brand-new Adidas logo, which makes its football debut with the 2022 World Cup kits.
The stripes on the new Argentina 2022 World Cup home football shirt are classic, but just on the front. The back stripes are truly unusual - rather than featuring the same width, there are two thinner sky blue stripes in the center, with two wider ones on the outside of the shirt. These larger stripes are about three times as wide as the ones in the middle.
It is supposed to look like the Argentinean flag. Also based on the flag, the Sol de Mayo, the national emblem of Argentina, appears on the back under the collar.
Black shorts and white socks complete the Argentina 2022 home kit. Alternative white shorts and black socks are avaialble in case of clashes.
The Adidas Argentina 2022 home shirt was unveiled on 8 July 2022, and will be available to buy from 29 August.
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