3 Gucci x Palace Football Kits Released - Inspired By Chelsea, Italy & Strawberry Kit
Oct 16, 2022, by Chris
Italian fashion Gucci have teamed up with British skateboard brand Palace for a special streetwear collection. The collaboration also brings us three football shirts.
Palace teamed up with Adidas for a special Juventus kit some years ago, while Gucci has not yet made the kit for a football team.
Palace x Gucci 2022 Football Kits
The Gucci x Palace 2022 soccer jerseys have unique designs that are inspired by famous kits of the past.
Gucci x Palace "copy" old designs
Gucci x Palace 'Italy' Kit
Possibly inspired by the kit of the Italian national football team and the 2020 Renaissance edition, the first Gucci x Palace football kit is blue and white with the famous Gucci pattern all over it.
On the left chest is Gucci's 'Knight' logo from 1955-1992.
Gucci x Palace 'Signature' Kit
Inspired by Gucci's famous red and green stripes, the second Palace x Gucci football kit is white with the trademark stripes running down the center of the kit.
The second Gucci x Palace football kit evokes memories of the Chelsea 2003-2004 away kit by Umbro.
Gucci x Palace 'Strawberry' Kit
The third Gucci x Palace football shirt has a realistic strawberry all-over print. It comes with the Gucci lettering in purple and the text Campione on the right chest.
Indeed, it is very similar to the Strawberry kit released by the Spanish club CD Pinzón in 2016.
The third jersey is most noticeable for an all-over Strawberry print, not dissimilar to Spanish club CD Pinzón’s kits from 2016.
Pricing has been not revealed yet
The entire Palace x Gucci collection is available to buy from 21 October 2022. Pricing has been not revealed yet but it could well be above 1000 Euro.
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