Big Surprise? Adidas Japan 2022 Special Kit Voted Worst Kit Of October 2022
Nov 10, 2022, by Chris
- Worst Kit Winner: The Adidas Japan 2022 special-edition kit was voted the worst kit of October 2022.
- Controversial Design: The Japan kit, with its pink and green design, is considered one of the most controversial kits of the year.
- Dual Recognition: Despite being voted worst, the same Japan kit was also considered one of the best kits of October 2022, highlighting its divisive design.
Update: The Adidas Japan 2022 special-edition kit has been voted the Worst Kit of October 2022, ahead of the Linz 22-23 third kit, and the Adidas Albirex Niigata 2023 away jersey.
Japan's kit is one of the most controversial of the year
The Kit of October 2022 vote confirms that Japan's pink and green special-edition jersey is one of the most controversial kits of the year. It has been also voted the third-best Kit of October 2022.
October 2022 - Worst Kit of the Month - Podium
October 2022 - Worst Kit of the Month - Results
October 2022 brought us much fewer kits than previous months, but there still have been some bad releases. Which was the worst kit of the month?
October 2022 - Worst Kit of The Month
Our selection for the Worst Kit of October 2022 includes nine shirts. Many look bad already at first glance (pink LASK, Albirex Niigata 2023 away, volt/navy Melbourne Victory), while others are bad because they are too standard and/or based on old templates (Al Ahly, Olympiakos, Barrow).
The possibly most controversial shirt released in October 2022 is Japan's special-edition kit. We decided to include the pink/green shirt both in the selection of the Best & Worst Kits of October 2022.
Voting for the Worst Kit of October 2022 will end Sunday, November 6, 2022.
Which was the Worst Kit of October 2022? Comment below, and do not forget to vote.
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