Stunning All-Black St. Gallen 21-22 Special Kit Released
Mar 8, 2022, by John
The new FC St. Gallen 1879 special jersey was released a couple of days ago. It is made by Jako and is part of the company's «Our Team for a better world» campaign, which aims to raise environmental awareness regarding football kits.
Among others, both Stuttgart and Leverkusen were also part of this campaign.
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St. Gallen 21-22 Special Shirt
This is the new Jako St. Gallen special shirt for 2021-22.
The Jako St. Gallen 21-22 special jersey is held in an all-black design, with the Swiss club's sponsors agreeing to appear in black as well in order to help draw more attention to the kit itself.
Over 90 percent of the new all-black shirt consists of recycled material, with 18,79% of the proceeds (1879 ist the founding date of the club) going to a local reforestation project.
A special feature of this product is that it has an NFC Chip by Collect ID, allowing the purchaser to personalise his/her jersey.
This one-off Jako St. Gallen jersey is limited to 750 pieces and was worn last weekend against FC Sion.
What do you think about FC St. Gallen's special jersey by Jako? Do you want more kit manufacturers to do what Jako is doing? Comment below.
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Since Nottingham Forest's home shirt is also red, the club resorted to dark training gear with match numbers applied on the back to provide adequate contrast for players, referees, and spectators.
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