New Balance Grêmio 26-27 Third Kit Released - No More Umbro
- New Kit Release and Partnership: Grêmio and New Balance have officially launched the club's new 26-27 third kit, marking the first third kit produced by New Balance since they took over as the technical partner, ending the previous association with Umbro.
- Commemoration of 1996 "Triple Crown": The new kit commemorates the 30th anniversary of Grêmio's historic 1996 "Triple Crown" (Tríplice Coroa) campaign, serving as a tribute to this significant achievement.
- Kit Design and Commemorative Details: The New Balance Grêmio 26-27 third jersey features a vibrant blue base with subtle tonal pinstripes, a classic white polo collar with gold piping, metallic gold accents for logos, a '1996' tag, a 'Tríplice Coroa 1996' seal, and gold numbers '04', '06', '12' on the back referencing their 1996 title-winning months.
Grêmio and New Balance have officially launched the Brazilian club's new 26-27 third kit, commemorating the 30th anniversary of their historic 1996 "Triple Crown" (Tríplice Coroa) campaign. The launch confirms earlier leaks and represents the first third kit produced by New Balance since taking over the club's technical partnership.
Grêmio 26-27 Third Kit
The New Balance Grêmio 26-27 third jersey features a vibrant blue base decorated with subtle tonal vertical pinstripes and a classic white polo collar accented by gold piping.
Metallic gold accents appear throughout the design, including monochrome executions of the club crest, New Balance logo, and sponsor lettering. A small "1996" tag is positioned below the collar insert, alongside a commemorative "Tríplice Coroa 1996" seal near the lower right hem.
On the upper back beneath the collar, the kit features the numbers "04", "06", and "12" in gold, paying homage to the months in 1996 when Grêmio secured the Recopa Sudamericana, Campeonato Gaúcho, and Campeonato Brasileiro titles. Matching blue shorts and socks complete the kit.
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