Huesca 24-25 Home, Away & Third Kits Released
Aug 1, 2024, by Chris
- Kits Manufacturer & League: Huesca's 2024-2025 kits are made by Soka and will be worn in the La Liga 2 campaign.
- Home and Away Kit Inspiration: The home kit is inspired by Aragonese Romanesque architecture with widening stripes and the away kit represents the Aragonese mountains with white and green coloring.
- Third Kit Inspiration: The third kit is inspired by St. George's armor, incorporating his cross and the colors black and coral, and features rose motifs.
Huesca's new 2024-2025 kit set was completed today. The Huesca 24-25 kits are made by Soka (a brand created by retailer Fútbol Emotion) and will be worn in next season's La Liga 2 campaign.
Huesca 24-25 Home Kit
This is the Huesca 24-25 home football shirt, made by Soka.
The Soka Huesca 2024-25 home jersey features the team's iconic stripes inspired by the Aragonese Romanesque style.
The vertical stripes of the Soka Huesca 2024-25 football shirt widen at the ends to resemble the columns commonly found in this architectural style. The design draws inspiration from prominent Aragonese monuments such as the San Juan de la Peña monastery, the Cathedral of San Pedro de Jaca, and the San Pedro el Viejo in Huesca.
Huesca 24-25 Away Kit
This is the new Soka Huesca away football shirt for 2024-2025.
The Soka Huesca 24-25 away jersey is also inspired by the Aragonese region and features a design that represents the high Aragonese mountains dressed in bank and green. This design pays homage to the peaks of the Pyrenees and the Laurentian colors, which hold special significance for Huesca.
The combination of white and green symbolizes the spirit of Huesca, reflecting its snowy winters, extensive forests, and rocky massifs. The Aragonese Pyrenees, known for their formidable nature, symbolize resilience, fortitude, and the team's motto of "no rebar" azulgrana.
Huesca 24-25 Third Kit
This is the Huesca 24-25 third football shirt, made by Soka.
The Soka Huesca 2024-25 third football shirt draws inspiration from the legendary figure of St. George, known for his bravery, courage, and victory over the dragon. The design revolves around the armor of St. George, featuring his cross, and embraces black and coral colors.
The representation by the painter Raphael, with St. George wearing dark armor and a coral-colored saddle on his horse, serves as a reference for the Soka Huesca 2024-2025 third jersey. The shirt incorporates weaves resembling the rose, another symbol associated with St. George, with petals and thorns adorning the chest and arms. The design also includes the rose as a logo on the back, at the top, decorating the neck.
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The Soka Huesca 2024-25 home, away, and third shirts retail at a fair price of 70 Euro.
What do you think about Soka's new home, away, and third shirts for Huesca? Comment below.
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