Armenia 2025 Third Kit Released
Mar 14, 2025, by Chris
- Kit Design: The new Macron-designed third kit for Armenia features a blue wave pattern inspired by Lake Sevan.
- Inspiration: Following the home kit featuring Mount Ararat, this design celebrates Armenia's natural beauty with a focus on Lake Sevan.
- Details: The jersey includes the Macron Hero logo, the Football Federation of Armenia badge, an Armenian flag on the neck, and a customized label.
The Football Federation of Armenia and Macron have revealed the national team's new third kit, featuring an elegant wave design inspired by the iconic Lake Sevan, one of the largest high-altitude lakes in the world.
Armenia's 2025 third strip will be worn by the Armenian national team, known as "Հավաքական" (The Collective), in upcoming international fixtures.
Armenia 2025 Third Kit
This is the new Macron Armenia third jersey for 2025.
Following the popular home shirt that incorporated Mount Ararat's silhouette, the Macron Armenia 2025 third jersey continues the celebration of the country's natural heritage with a striking blue gradient pattern. The design features horizontal wavy lines in varying shades of blue that transition from navy at the top to light blue at the bottom, representing the rippling movement of Lake Sevan's surface.
The Macron Armenia 2025 third shirt maintains clean lines with the Macron Hero logo and the Football Federation of Armenia badge, both applied in silicone on the chest. Additional details include an Armenian flag printed on the back of the neck and a customized inside label featuring a dark red background with diagonal stripes in the national colors of red, blue, and orange.
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