Unique Mexico 'Día de Muertos' Kit Numbers
Nov 2, 2023, by Phan Tich Giay
- Adidas's Design Source: Adidas did not create the 'Día de los Muertos' namesets for the Mexico football team, but instead used a free graphic from Freepik.
- 'Día de Muertos' Celebration: The Mexico football team wore special namesets featuring skull and leaf motifs to celebrate the traditional 'Día de Muertos' festival.
- 'Día de Muertos' Meaning: 'Día de Muertos' is a Mexican festival where it is believed that the dead return home and it is important to remember them.
Update: We spotted that Adidas didn't create the 'Día de los Muertos' namesets for Mexico football team, they just got it for free from Freepik. Thanks to @TigresJersey for this information.
Although this is a very impressive namesets, it's disappointing that Adidas didn't create it, they simply reused the free graphic from author @pikisuperstar without investing anything in it.
Mexico's football team wore special namesets to celebrate the traditional "Día de los Muertos" festival in their recent draw with Germany.
Mexico 'Día de Muertos' Kit Numbers
The Mexico 'Día de Muertos' namesets honors the traditional Día de Muertos festival in Mexico. Mexico 'Día de Muertos' namesets features the colorful skull and leaf motifs directly inspired by the Día de Muertos festival.
'Día de Muertos' is a festival of the dead held in early November each year in Mexico to commemorate deceased ancestors and relatives.
In Mexico, people believe that the dead always live forever in the memories of the living, and that they only really die when no one remembers them. 'Día de los Muertos' is the time when the dead return home.
What do you think of this meaningful Mexican Día de Muertos namesets? Comment below.
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