No More Nike - Hummel Union Omaha 2023 Home Kit Released
Dec 10, 2022, by John
The new Omaha home shirt was released yesterday. It is made by Hummel, who are replacing Nike, and will be worn in the 2023 USL League One.
Starting as we mean to go on.
— hummel (@hummel1923) December 9, 2022
Introducing the first @Union_Omaha x @hummelUSA jersey. 💪💪 pic.twitter.com/fgFoDExAWU
Hummel have signed a multi-year deal with the club that started playing in 2020.
Union Omaha 2023 Home Kit
This is the new Hummel Union Omaha home shirt for 2023.
The Hummel Union Omaha 2023 home shirt boasts a unique color scheme, incorporating a bright green-yellow into the mainly black design. This color is quite prominent, being used for the logos, sleeve cuffs, collar and trademark Hummel chevrons on the shoulders.
Apart from this, another eye-catching feature is the feather pattern all over the black base, inspired by the club's central symbol, an owl.
Black shorts and socks round off the look of the new Union Omaha 2023 kit by Hummel.
The Hummel Union Omaha 2023 home shirt retails at $85.
Check out the brief history of Omaha kits on Football Kit Archive
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