5 Final Options Announced: South Africa 2023 Kit Vote Launched
Update - 28 Oct. 2022: The five final options to become the South Africa 2023 kits have been revealed by Le Coq Sportif.
Fans can now vote online on their favorite design for the Le Coq Sportif South Africa 2023-24 shirts, which will be worn by the team from next year including at the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup.
Voting will be open until 8 November, 2022, and the kits will be launched ahead of the World Cup.
South Africa 2023 Kit Vote - All Options
Original article - 7 Jun. 2022: The South African Football Association and their kit supplier Le Coq Sportif have launched a contest to design the country's 2023 home kit.
Le Coq Sportif South Africa 2023 Kit Contest
The South Africa 2023 kit contest has been announced on Twitter on June 7, 2022 with two images. There seem to be no strict rules for the design of the South Africa 2023 home kit, at least the federation have not announced some yet.
Of course, the fan-designed 2023 South Africa kit has to apply with the official Equipment Regulations of FIFA.
There appear to be no strict rules
Entries for the Le Coq Sportif 2023 home kit contest close on 31 August 2022 and can be submitted to [email protected]. Voting begins in September 2023.
Check out classic South Africa kits on Football Kit Archive
We've listened.
— lecoqsportif za (@LeCoqSportif_SA) June 7, 2022
Now it's your turn!
Calling all designers to create a kit we can all be proud of.
A South African National Jersey designed by you, decided by you, for you, for a Nation 🇿🇦.
Entries close 31/08/2022
Voting begins in September.#LCSportifza #LCSFamily 🐓 pic.twitter.com/SKATT8zzm8
Which of the five designs from the final selection is your favorite? Comment below.
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