Insane: Full Nike FC Barcelona 23-24 Away Kit Costs You 260 Euro
Football fans worldwide are eagerly anticipating the new season, also for the new kits. Many Barcelona fans will be feeling a financial strain when purchasing the new away kit.
Barcelona 23-24 Away Kit Price
The Barcelona 23-24 away kit has caused concern among supporters due to its high price tag. The full kit in the authentic version, including shirt, shorts, and socks, will set you back a whopping 260 euros.
While the shirt alone costs 165 euros (155 Euro + 10 Euro for the sleeve badge), the shorts and socks come in at 75 and 20 euros, respectively.
Kids' prices are much more reasonable
It's worth noting that the actual prices are 164.99 Euro, 74.99 Euro, and 19.99 Euro - so it is actually 259,97 Euro, but that makes only a difference for the eye.
For those looking to buy a replica kit for their younger kids, prices are much more reasonable. A full kit for Kids aged between 3 and 8 costs you 70 Euro.
Adding a player name to the back of the shirt will set you back an additional 20 euros. It's clear that many fans are concerned about the cost of the new kit, but will it affect sales? Only time will tell, but brands might have to lower their kit prices within the lifespan of the jersey.
Barcelona 23-24 Full Kit Price - 260 Euro for The Authentic Shirt, Shorts & Socks Together
- Barcelona's new away kit costs 260 euros in the authentic version
- The shirt alone costs 155 euros (10 euros for the sleeve badge)
- Replica for Men's costs you 165 Euro (100 Euro + 45 Euro + 20 Euro)
- The full replica kit for kids is more affordable (70 Euro).
- Adding a player name to the shirt costs an extra 20 euros.
- Fans are concerned about the kit's high price tag. 💸
Do you think Barcelona's and Nike's kit prices are too high? Let us know in the comments.
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