Unique Nike England Kit Design Idea Inspired by Flag
Apr 11, 2024, by Phan Tich Giay
- Concept Kit Inspiration: The kit design is inspired by the England flag, featuring a red cross.
- Design Elements: The kit is white with a central red cross, a central crest, and fading blue lines outside the cross.
- Historical Reference: A similar cross pattern was used on the Umbro England 2006 home shirt.
Freelance designer Idriss (@ifootballdesigns) has created a unique Nike England concept kit with a design inspired by the England flag.
Nike England Concept Kit
This picture shows a fictional look of the new Nike England 2024 home jersey by @ifootballdesigns
The new Nike England concept kit is predominantly white with a red cross running down the center of the shirt, inspired by the England flag, creating a unique look.
The England football crest is placed in the middle of the chest. Outside the red cross there are surrounding blue lines with a fading effect.
The Umbro England 2006 home shirt also features a long cross pattern on the right shoulder, inspired by the England flag.
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