Young Girl Designs Fantastic Inter Milan Kit
Dec 10, 2022, by Chris
Research has shown that the majority of designers are aged above 20 and below 40. What if a football kit would have been designed by a child? The daughter of Inter Milan fan and graphic designer @rupertalbe has come up with a stunning Internazionale concept kit.
The design was recreated with FIFA Kit Creator
Inter Milan Kit Designed by Young Girl
The Nike Inter 2023 fan jersey has a simple yet powerful approach. It combines blue, black, and orange in a striped design. While the drawing does not look overall impressive to the average eye, a high-quality 3D showcases the potential of the kit.
Pescara released a kid-designed football kit in 2020
Designer @sportix_ recreated the kit in 3D using the online tool FIFA Kit Creator.
The 3D version showcases that the drawing is actually one of the most impressive kits we have seen in a while. The 3 different colors also remind us of the iconic Nike Venezia kits.
FIFA would forbid the kit
Unfortunately, the official FIFA Equipment Regulations forbid kits that have three different contrasting colors in a striped design.
Indeed, the orange color of the Nike Inter Milan jersey created by the young girl evokes memories of the actual Nike Inter 23-24 third kit.
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