Hansa Rostock 24-25 'Baltic Sea' Special Kit Released
- Kit Design: The Hansa Rostock 24-25 "Baltic Sea" special kit features a navy blue base with a photorealistic water pattern representing the Baltic Sea.
- Environmental Message: The kit aims to raise awareness about protecting the Baltic Sea ecosystem, with a portion of proceeds going to conservation.
- Limited Availability: Only 3,000 units of the kit will be produced, initially available exclusively to club members, retailing for €79.90.
F.C. Hansa Rostock unveiled a special edition jersey dedicated to the Baltic Sea. The Mizuno Rostock 24-25 Baltic Sea special jersey will make its debut in their upcoming home match against SC Verl on April 12, 2025.
Hansa Rostock 24-25 Baltic Sea special Kit
This is the new Mizuno Hansa Rostock Baltic Sea special football shirt for 2024-2025.
The F.C. Hansa Rostock 2024-2025 Baltic Sea special jersey is entitled "Our home - our Baltic Sea," and features a striking navy blue base with a photorealistic water pattern that mimics the waves and currents of the Baltic Sea. This maritime design carries an important environmental message about protecting the increasingly threatened Baltic Sea ecosystem.
Manufactured by Mizuno, the Mizuno Hansa Rostock 2024-25 Baltic Sea special jersey features the technical quality and attention to detail characteristic of the Japanese brand. The Mizuno F.C. Hansa Rostock 2024-2025 Baltic Sea special jersey includes a white trim on the crew neck collar and sleeve cuffs, providing a clean contrast to the deep blue base.
The primary sponsor, Flügel Mietservice, appears across the center with a unique winged design and five stars, all rendered in a subtle gray screen print that pays homage to the jersey flocking style of the 1990s.
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