Offenbach 23-24 Limited-Edition Whiteout Kit Released
Nov 16, 2023, by Chris
- Kit Release: Kickers Offenbach has released a limited-edition, all-white kit called "OF in White".
- Design Details: The kit is a whiteout design, featuring a relief-look club crest and a white Nike Swoosh on a Vaporknit IV template.
- Availability: Limited to 500 pieces, the kit has been available since November 16th and costs 100 Euro.
Kickers Offenbach, a traditional German football club currently playing in the fourth division, have today released a special-edition kit, called "OF in White".
the white color symbolizes the eternal ice, which breaks just as little as the love for our club Kickers Offenbach.
Offenbach 23-24 Special whiteout Kit
This is the Offenbach 2023-24 special whiteout jersey, made by Nike.
The Nike Kickers Offenbach 2023-24 special shirt is completely white and features the club crest and other applications in a "relief look."
Template-wise, the Nike Offenbach 23-24 special whiteout shirt is based on the high-end Nike Vaporknit IV jersey, with a white Swoosh added over the usual black Swoosh.
The jersey is limited to only 500 pieces. Available since November 16, the Nike Kickers Offenbach 23-24 special whiteout jersey retails at 100 Euro.
Check out classic Offenbach kits on Football Kit Archive
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