Jordan Tottenham & Chelsea Kits Concept
- Jordan Kit Concepts: A kit designer created concept kits for both Chelsea and Tottenham, imagining what they might look like if Jordan brand made their kits.
- Chelsea Kit Design: The Chelsea concept kit is primarily deep blue with lighter blue and orange-pink accents, featuring a unique lion crest design.
- Tottenham Kit Design: The Tottenham concept kit is primarily white with ink scales and red branding.
Based on leaked information that Jordan will be signing for a London team, kit designer @nannismo_kitcreator has created the Jordan Chelsea and Jordan Tottenham concept kits to see what it would look like.
Jordan Chelsea Concept Kit
The new Jordan Chelsea concept football jersey has a deep blue main color combined with lighter blue and orange-pink accents.
The Lion logo in the Chelsea crest is designed as a cross in the center of the Jordan Chelsea concept kit, creating a unique look.
The collar and sleeve cuffs are blue with orange-pink trim. Jordan logo, Chelsea crest and sponsor are all orange-pink.
Jordan Tottenham Concept Kit
The Jordan Tottenham concept football shirt has a white main color combined with ink scales to create an impressive look.
Jordan logo, Spurs crest and sponsor are prominent in red.
Jordan Tottenham & Chelsea Concept Kits by Footy Headlines
Do you like the Jordan Chelsea and Jordan Tottenham concept kits from @nannismo_kitcreator? Which London team do you think Jordan will sign with? Comment below.
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