Juventus 21-22 Fourth Kit Released
Apr 16, 2022, by John
Update: The new Juventus fourth kit was debuted in a 1-1 draw against Bologna on Saturday.
Adidas this morning launched the new Juventus 21-22 fourth kit, designed in collaboration with Brazilian street artist Eduardo Kobra.
Kobra, born and raised in São Paulo, is famed for his photorealistic street art murals which often challenge deep cultural and societal issues, and inspire and provoke thought with messages hidden within the art.
Juventus 21-22 Fourth Kit
Pictured below is Juve's new fourth kit, produced by Adidas in collaboration with Eduardo Kobra.
The Adidas x Kobra Juventus 2021-22 fourth shirt has a vibrant geometric look with rectangles and diamond shapes in different shades of blue as well as yellow, both on the front and the sleeves.
Various shades of blue as well as a bit of yellow color in the different shapes, while a white round collar completes the look. The back is mostly blue while the pattern appears on the bottom and top. Kobra's logo was added to the very top of the back, just below the collar.
Inigo Turner, Design Director, adidas said: “The kit represents a celebration of football and street art as platforms that bring people together. Wearing this jersey means not only to support the club or like the design, but to make a bold statement of who we are.”
The Juventus 2021-2022 fourth shirt is available to buy, retailing at €100. It will be worn in the Serie A match against Bologna on April 16th, 2022.
What do you think of the new Juventus 21-22 fourth kit in collaboration with Kobra? Comment below.
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