No Globe: Shimizu S-Pulse 2024 Home, Away & Goalkeeper Kits Released
- Kit Release: Puma released the Shimizu S-Pulse 2024 home, away, and goalkeeper kits.
- Design Inspiration: The 2024 kit designs are inspired by the views from their home stadium, showcasing Mt. Fuji and Suruga Bay, with the globe logo only on the lower hem.
- Kit Details: The home kit features "Pulse Orange" with deep sea blue accents and a gradient representing the bay, while the away kit is silver gray, and the goalkeeper kit is monotone black and white, with a different sponsor logo.
We have kit news from the J2 League as the new Puma Shimizu S-Pulse 2024 home, away, and goalkeeper kits were released yesterday.
Shimizu S-Pulse is famous for having a globe on its kit - in 2024, the iconic globe is only present on the lower hem.
Shimizu S-Pulse's new 2024 kit designs are inspired by the stunning view from the club's home stadium, which is situated in an area known for having the highest mountain (Mt. Fuji) and the deepest bay (Suruga Bay) in Japan.
Shimizu S-Pulse 2024 Home Kit
This is the new Puma Shimizu S-Pulse home shirt for 2024.
The Puma Shimizu S-Pulse 2024 shirt has the team's classic colors, "Pulse Orange," with deep sea blue on the collar and sleeves to create a dignified look.
The Puma Shimizu S-Pulse 2024 home shirt features a gradation that darkens towards the base of the stadium, representing the depth of Suruga Bay that brings many blessings to Shizuoka, the hometown of S-Pulse. The contrast between the beautiful Mt. Fuji and Suruga Bay is expressed through a line graphic that represents height and depth, forming a V shape at the center to represent the sense of victory.
The collar and sleeves of the uniform are colored in deep sea blue, which adds to the overall image of the uniform.
The "globe" emblem, which is the identity of Shimizu S-Pulse supporters, is placed on the front hem, along with the numbers "3,776m" that represent the elevation of Mt. Fuji.
Shimizu S-Pulse 2024 Away Kit
This is the new Puma S-Pulse away football shirt for 2024.
The Puma S-Pulse 2024 away jersey features a stylish "silver gray", with the logo and other elements are unified in deep sea blue.
Shimizu S-Pulse 2024 Goalkeeper Kit
This is the new Puma S-Pulse goalkeeper jersey for 2024.
The Puma Shimizu S-Pulse 2024 goalkeeper football shirt "is designed in monotone black and white to express the strength of the goalkeeper who protects the goalmouth." It has a different main sponsor than the player kits - this is allowed thanks to a new J League rule.
The first round of pre-orders for the Shimizu S-Pulse 2024 kits will kick off on 5 January 2024.
Made by Puma. What's your verdict on Shimizu S-Pulse's home, away and goalkeeper kits? Comment below.
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