CD Tenerife 21-22 Centenary Kit Released
Dec 29, 2021, by John
The new CD Tenerife centenary kit was released a couple of days ago, celebrating 100 years since the club's founding. It is made by Hummel and will in La Liga 2 at home against Las Palmas on Sunday.
CD Tenerife 21-22 Centenary Jersey
This is the Tenerife 2021-22 centenary jersey, made by Hummel.
As is customary for the Spanish club, the Hummel Tenerife 2021-22 centenary shirt has a white base with blue design elements. These come in the form of two vertical blue stripes, interrupted near the middle by the main sponsor logo, which is also blue. The trim around the classic collar and sleeve cuffs utilizes this color as well.
Tenerife's crest is placed in the center of the chest, with a golden inscription underneath (1922-2022, 100 años). The Hummel logo appears on the right side of the chest, but in white, only being visible due to its different texture.
🎥 Lucir los colores #blanquiazules con 𝙎𝙚𝙣𝙩𝙞𝙢𝙞𝙚𝙣𝙩𝙤 y 𝙋𝙖𝙨𝙞𝙤́𝙣, tanto en el #HRL como en cada partido que jugamos lejos de casa ⚪️🔵.#CentenarioCDT #SentimientoyPasión @CDTFundacion pic.twitter.com/TQ8HYPk3fD
— CD Tenerife (@CDTOficial) December 26, 2021
White shorts and socks round off the look of the new Tenerife 2021-22 centenary kit by Hummel.
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