Exclusive: Full Adidas 2024 Authentic Kit Features Leaked
Jan 28, 2024, by Chris
- Design & Technology: The Adidas 2024 authentic kits feature a new template inspired by the 2006 World Cup, focusing on performance enhancements like lightweight materials and breathability, with a new fabric called Head.Rdy.
- Logos & Stripes: The logos and three stripes are made with lighter materials for performance, though some consider this a cheaper aesthetic, also containing a metallic effect.
- New Features: The kits include a unique embossed pattern for each team, adhesive tape in the neckline, and a new authentic badge, with a focus on breathability and cooling technology.
Less than two months ahead of the expected launch, Footy Headlines can leak all features of the new Adidas 2024 authentic football kits.
Adidas 2024 Authentic Kit Features
The new Adidas 2024 football kits do not only come with a brand-new template (inspired by the Germany 2006 World Cup), but they also feature various new technologies.
The Adidas Italy 2024 home kit in the authentic version
Adidas' main aim with the new authentic kits for 2024 was to increase the performance of the product, and not the design - the Adidas 2024 kits are set to be more lightweight and have improved breathability.
The logos and 3 Stripes look cheaper for many but are lighter
To have a better performance, Adidas apparently even made some compromises to the visual experience. Both the Adidas logo and Three Stripes now come with a lighter material, which is described as cheaper by many.
Logos & 3 Stripes - Lightweight Ft. Metallic Effect
One of the most controversial and interesting features is the logos and 3 Stripes. They have been designed with performance in mind - they are more lightweight but do not look as great as those of 2022.
Collar - New Adhesive Tape
What is probably a first in football kits is the inclusion of adhesive tape within a football kit. The inner neckline comes with adhesive tape.
New Authentic Badge - Available in White/Gold & Black/Gold
A visual element only is the new Adidas 2024 authentic badge, which can be found on the lower right of every Adidas kit. For most kits, it is white/gold, but Adidas also created an alternative black/gold variant for dark kits.
New Fabric - "Lightweight and Ultra-breathable Functional Fabric" - Still called Head.Rdy
After criticism of the breathability of the 2022 World Cup kits in Qatar and the 2023-24 football kits, Adidas introduced a new, likely better ultra-breathable fabric with the 2024 national team kits.
New Template Ft. Air Flow Technology For Side/Back Panel
The distinctive panel of the Adidas 2024 kits goes from the side towards the lower back. It does not only serves as a visual design, but also for breathability - it is called NXT LVL Air Flow.
Unique Pattern For Each Kit
In contrast to the streamlined ventilation pattern of the Adidas 2022 World Cup kits, every Adidas 2024 authentic kit now has a unique embossed pattern (which is not meant to increase breathability). We might see some kits of smaller teams without an embossed pattern, but we cannot confirm this yet.
Adidas 2024 Authentic Kit - Full Features
- 1:1 version of what the players wear on the pitch
- Main fabric: 100% rec PES Twill
- MAIN FABRIC AUTHENTIC: Lightweight and ultra-breathable functional fabric made from moisture-wicking polyester to keep you cool and dry
- PARTLY MADE WITH RECYCLED MATERIALS: Contains a minimum of 70% recycled materials
- ADIDAS LOGO: Textured heat transfer with metallic effect
- AUTHENTIC HEM CUT SHAPE: with a slight drop in length from front to back to improve freedom of movement
- BRANDING: Three thermal bonded stripes with metallic effect on the shoulder for lightweight performance
- COLLAR: Round neckline with adhesive tape
- FIT: Slim
- KEEP A COOL HEAD Our cooling technology ensures you stay cool, dry and confident in the game
- LOGO: Hot-applied patch
- AUTHENTIC LABEL: vertically hot-applied
- LAUNCH DATE: March 2024
- PRICE: around 150 Euro
Do you like the new Adidas authentic materials and the feeling of the kit in general? Let us know in the comments below.
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C.P. Company has been City's Official Fashionwear Partner since 2024, providing customised off-pitch clothing for European trips and high-profile arrivals. The new “Blue Moon Lens” collection blends C.P. Company's signature black with City's traditional light blue across pieces including the Coach Jacket, Puffer Jacket, polo shirts,...
The collaboration will soon extend from travelwear to the pitch, with Puma and C.P. Company set to release a special Manchester City 2026-27 fourth kit, bringing the Italian label's distinctive design identity to a City shirt.
What do you think of Manchester City's latest C.P. Company travelwear? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
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Our partner, What The Kit, has created a prediction concept mockup of the 2026 FIFA ASEAN Cup patch, featuring a prominent blue background.
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Italian side AS Cittadella and technical sponsor Erreà have officially unveiled the club's new third kit for the 2026-27 campaign. Conceived by Erreà Creative Lab, the strip draws its inspiration directly from the iconic medieval defensive walls that surround the historic city.
The Erreà AS Cittadella 26-27 third shirt combines a predominantly black base with an irregular, lived-in texture that mimics the surface of ancient stone. A striking mix of purple, aqua green, and granata accents enlivens the textured graphic across the front, back, and sleeves. The club's crest is rendered in vibrant aqua green embroidery on the chest, complemented by matching Erreà branding and sponsor detailing, while the club's founding year, 1973, is stitched onto the upper back.
Completing the outfield range alongside the previously launched home and away jerseys, the new third kit is now available through the club's and Erreà's official channels.
Isco Makes Champions League History With Fifth Different Spanish Club
Real Betis captain Isco made European history during his side's return to the UEFA Champions League, inspiring Los Verdiblancos to an exciting 3-2 away victory against Lille. By taking the pitch in Betis' opening fixture, the veteran playmaker became the first footballer in history to appear in the Champions League with five different Spanish clubs, having previously featured in the competition for Valencia, Málaga, Real Madrid, and Sevilla.
Beyond his unique journey across Spanish football, Isco enters the 26-27 campaign holding an unmatched distinction: no active player in this season's competition has won more Champions League titles. The midfielder lifted Europe's most coveted trophy five times during his spell with Real Madrid, triumphing in 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2022. Betis qualified for the Champions League for the first time in 21 years, and their talisman marked the milestone occasion in style by registering an assist in France to cement his enduring European pedigree.
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Inter Milan took to the pitch at the Santiago Bernabéu for their UEFA Champions League clash against Real Madrid wearing a completely clean, sponsorless version of their 26-27 home shirt. The usual Betsson.sport logo was entirely missing from the chest, providing fans with a rare and striking old-school look for the Nerazzurri's iconic black and blue stripes.
The temporary alteration was made to comply with Spain's strict advertising laws. Under Royal Decree 958/2020, Spain prohibits gambling and betting operators from featuring on sports jerseys or engaging in promotional partnerships with sports teams. While Betsson operates in Italy under the Betsson.sport label as an infotainment platform to navigate the Italian Dignity Decree, Spanish regulatory authorities enforce a much broader interpretation that disallows the brand entirely. Under UEFA equipment regulations, visiting clubs are required to follow host country laws.
Because of the regulation, Inter prepared a sponsor-free run of shirts specifically for their trip to Madrid, leaving only the Nike Swoosh, club crest, and competition sleeve patches in place. The Betsson.sport branding will return to Inter's kits for their upcoming domestic and European matches where local laws permit it.
