Grêmio 22-23 Home & Away Kits Released
Apr 13, 2022, by Pat
The new Grêmio home and away kits were released this week. They are made by Umbro and will be worn in the 2022 Série B, Brazilian's second division.
Grêmio 22-23 Home Jersey
This is the new Umbro Grêmio home jersey for 2022-23.
The Umbro Grêmio 2022-23 home shirt introduces a clean design with the club's trademark look of black and blue stripes with thinner white stripes placed in between.
What's unique about the Umbro Grêmio 2022-23 home shirt is the fact that the blue stripes feature a subtle gradient from a lighter shade at the top towards a darker one at the bottom.
Detailing include the inner collar text "Clube de Todos" (Club of All) both in a traditional way and in Braille as well as a jock tag celebrating the 250th anniversary of the founding of Porto Alegre.
Grêmio 2022-2023 Away Shirt Jersey
This is the new Grêmio away jersey.
Umbro's Gremio 2022-2023 away kit is all-white, combined with light blue on the back of the collar and the sleeve cuffs. On the sides of the shirt are gradient strips - black on the right and light blue on the right.
In terms of additional detailing and the template, the Grêmio 22-23 away kit has the same as the home shirt.
The Grêmio 22-23 kits retail at 359,90 Brazilian Real (71 Euro - Player Version)/299,90 Brazilian Real (60 Euro - Replica Version).
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