Hansa Rostock 22-23 Home & Away Kits Released - New Main Sponsor
May 31, 2022, by John
Rostock's new 22-23 home and away shirts were released yesterday. They are made by Nike and will be worn in next season's 2. Bundesliga campaign.
Rostock have also secured a new shirt sponsor, with energy drink company 28 Black taking Apex Group's place.
Hansa Rostock 22-23 Home Kit
Check out Nike's Rostock 22-23 home jersey below.
The Nike Hansa Rostock 2022-2023 home jersey gives us a familiar template and pattern. We once again see the tiger graphic used, with a blue base and navy patches all over the shirt.
White is used for the sleeve cuffs and V-collar, as well as for the Nike Swoosh. New sponsor 28 Black apply their regular yellow and white logo. A straight white stripe down each side of the kit rounds off the look.
Nike combines the Rostock 2022-2023 shirt with white shorts and blue socks.
Hansa Rostock 22-23 Away Kit
This is the Hansa Rostock 2022-2023 away jersey, made by Nike.
The Nike Rostock 22-23 away shirt is based on the same template as the home kit, this time in white with blue trim. 28 Black's logo appears in all-black, with the Nike Swoosh and side stripes in blue.
The tiger pattern once again covers the entire shirt, this time in a less subtle fashion, using a light tone of grey.
Blue shorts and white socks complete the new Nike Hansa Rostock 2022-2023 away kit.
The Nike Hansa Rostock 22-23 home and away shirts will be available from July 2.
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