Adidas Germany 2022 Remake Kit + Collection Leaked
Update: We can leak the first real-life pictures of the Adidas Germany 2022 retro collection. They show off the t-shirt of the pack. Big thanks to hfc for making us aware.
Adidas will launch a 1990s-inspired collection for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. Now the full Adidas Germany 2022 remake football collection has been leaked. All images have been shared by Gol de Sergio / Ofoball.
Germany 1990s-Inspired Collection
The Adidas 2022 remake collection is "inspired by the iconic look of the 90s". It boasts remastered designs of Adidas' famous 1990s templates.
The main piece of the collection is a special Germany remake kit. It is accompanied by a tracksuit, shorts, a t-shirt, and a sweatshirt.
As the collection is part of Adidas' lifestyle range (off-pitch), it comes with the Adidas Sportswear logo.
Jersey
Track Jacket
Track Jacket + Shorts
Shorts
Sweatshirt
T-Shirt
The 90s-inspired Adidas collection for Germany is set to be launched for the World Cup - Fall 2022.
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