Almost Identical Template as 2022 World Cup Kits: New Adidas France 2023 Handball Jerseys As Football Kits
The 2023 Handball World Cup is currently underway and Adidas are the official supplier for the French national team.
Adidas have released new kits for the tournament, which are the first to feature the new Adidas logo. While the kit is designed for handball, we have imagined how it would look as a football kit.
France 2023 Handball as Football Kit
The Adidas France 2023 handball jerseys work quite well as football kits, as our mock-ups reveal. They are based on brand-new Adidas handball jersey templates, which are very similar to the Adidas 2022 World Cup football templates.
Adidas France Handball vs Football (Concept)
Adidas France 2023 Handball x Football Away Kit
Adidas France 2023 Handball x Football Pre-Match Jerseys
In addition to the official game kits, Adidas has also released two training/pre-match jerseys for the French team.
France World Home Kit History Until 2018
Nike's deal with the French football team iis valid until 2026. It's interesting to see how the two brands approach designing a kit for France national teams.
It's worth noting that handball jerseys often feature many more sponsors than football jerseys. However, we have removed them in the images to focus on the design of the kit, and also to make it more realistic. The France handball kits are available for purchase at 80 Euro.
Nike France 2022 Football World Cup vs Adidas 2023 Handball World Cup Jerseys
What do you think of the new Adidas France 2023 handball kit? Do you prefer the look of this kit over the Nike France 2022 World Cup football kits? Let us know in the comments.
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Since Nottingham Forest's home shirt is also red, the club resorted to dark training gear with match numbers applied on the back to provide adequate contrast for players, referees, and spectators.
Forest could have worn their light blue kit, but apparently they did not bring it.
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