Chivas 22-23 Special-Edition Kit Released
Nov 10, 2022, by Simon
The new C.D. Guadalajara special-edition shirt was released today. It is made by Puma and a tribute to businessman Jorge Vergara, who owns the club since 2003.
Chivas 22-23 Special-edition Kit
This is the Chivas 22-23 special-edition jersey, made by Puma.
Introducing a classic stripes look, the Puma Chivas de Guadalajara 2022-23 special-edition shirt combines 3 red with 4 white stripes on the front with the sleeves and back following the same scheme.
A navy flappy collar with a V-cutout at the front, logos centered on the chest and visible navy seams around the shoulder area complete the traditional look of the Puma C.D. Guadalajara 2022-23 special-edition shirt.
Available since November 8, the Puma Chivas 2022-23 special-edition football shirt retails at $2599.
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