Inspired by 1990s Adidas: Givova's Instituto's 2024 Away Kit Features Brand Logo on Collar
- Givova Partnership: Givova is now the official kit maker for Instituto AC, replacing Lyon.
- Home Kit Design: The 2024 home kit is a classic red and white stripe design, with a detail of the founding year on the collar and a large sponsor logo.
- Away Kit Design: The 2024 away kit features the Givova brand logo on the front of the collar, an unusual design choice that draws comparisons to 1990s Adidas kits.
For 2024, Givova replace Lyon as the official kit maker of Argentinian first division side Instituto AC. The club's brand-new 2024 away kit is different from most other kit, at least from modern ones.
Instituto 2024 Home Kit
This is the Instituto 2024 home football shirt, made by Givova.
The Givova Instituto AC 2024 home jersey is a classic one. It has the club's traditional red and white stripes combined with black logos.
A unique detail of the Givova Instituto 2024 home jersey is the founding year 1918 on the front of the collar - but that collar aspect will become even more relevant for the away kit.
What is also eye-catching, but in a bad way, is the giant logo of Banco Macro. The bank are the second largest domestically-owned private bank in Argentina.
Instituto 2024 Away Kit
Check out Givova's Instituto 2024 away shirt below.
The Givova Instituto AC 2024 away football shirt is, in contrast to the home kit, sure to split opinion.
Givova put their logo on the front of the collar of the Instituto 2024 away shirt, creating an unexpected look. Indeed, this element brings back memories of the 1990s Adidas keeper kits, and that might be not a bad thing.
However, while the branded collar is a nice idea, the other parts of the kit such as the red and black sleeve cuffs, the abstract graphic pattern, and the giant sponsor logo are overwhelming for us. Sometimes less is more often, but who knows, it might become an all-time classic similar to many kits of the 1990s.
What's your opinion on Givova's new home and away jerseys for Instituto? Comment below.
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