New Kits After All: Iran 2022 World Cup Home & Away Kits Revealed
Nov 10, 2022, by Pat
Iran just officially unveiled a new set of kits for the 2022 World Cup after all, confirming the previous leak in the process.
Iran launched a new set of kits, made by Majid, in January this year, and so far it was expected that those would be worn at the World Cup in Qatar.
Iran will play England, Wales and the USA in Group B of the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
Iran 2022 World Cup Home Kit
Check out Majid's Iran 2022 World Cup home shirt below.
The Majid Iran 2022 World Cup jersey introduces a clean design in white with trim in the colors of the Iranian flag on the collar and cuffs. The hem is solid red.
The other standout feature of the Majid Iran 2022 World Cup shirt is an Iranian cheetah pattern that appears on the top of the sleeves as well as the side panels, where it's a bit less prominent.
Iran 2022 World Cup Away Kit
Based on the same designs as the home kit, the new Iran 2022 World Cup away kit is red/white.
Red-white-green detailing on the collar and the sleeve cuffs as well as the Iran cheetah pattern on the sleeves round off the Majid Iran 2022 World Cup away uniform.
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