Jordan x Tottenham Hotspur Kit Competition
Feb 17, 2024, by Chris
- Jordan Kit Design: Jordan is potentially designing a kit for a London club (either Tottenham or Chelsea), and FIFA Kit Creator is holding a competition for a Jordan-designed Tottenham kit.
- Competition Details: The competition requires designing a Tottenham outfield kit using Jordan branding, the Tottenham crest, and AIA sponsorship, with optional Cinch, Premier League, and UEFA patches.
- Competition Deadline: The Jordan x Tottenham Kit Competition ends on February 19th at 3:00 PM London time.
Enter Now: FIFA Kit Creator Jordan Tottenham Hotspur Kit Competition
As per the news, Jordan is going to design a kit for a London football club - either Tottenham or Chelsea. FIFA Kit Creator has created an unofficial competition for how a Jordan kit could look for Tottenham.
Tottenham is one of England's clubs with the closest connection to US sports, with Spurs' stadium having already held six NFL games.
Jordan x Tottenham Kit Competition by FIFA Kit Creator
For the Jordan Tottenham competition, you need to design an outfield kit for Tottenham Hotspur. The kit can be of any color, but it must use Jordan branding, Tottenham Hotspur crest, and AIA chest sponsorship. You can also use Cinch sleeve sponsorship, Premier League patch, and UEFA patches, but it is not mandatory. No other branding should be used.
Jordan has never designed a kit for a London club before, meaning that the partnership is something totally new.
You can find resources that may help you in the competition on Footy Headlines and Football Kit Archive.
Enter Now: FIFA Kit Creator Jordan Tottenham Hotspur Kit Competition
Would you like Jordan to make Tottenham kits, or would you prefer Chelsea to get Jordan kits? Let us know in the comments below, and enter the competition on FIFA Kit Creator Showcase.
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