Innovation,
performance and elegance have become key features of the French Football
Federation uniforms since Nike began its partnership with the national team.
The new French away kit for 2013 is no exception; an eye-catching pale blue
silhouette with tricolore detail.
The
distinctive new look is testimony to the ambitions of the new French Football
teams, fusing French tradition with style and pride.The shirt has a button
collar and the iconic French cockerel crest. Both sleeves have a tricolore
motif while another tricolore detail can be found on the right sleeve.
The
signature “our differences bring us together”, found on the French national
team kits since 2011, is printed in the inside of the shirt, just below the
collar. The pale blue also adorns the shorts and socks. The shorts have the
tricolore detail on each side, while the top of the socks also sport the famous
red, white and blue of the French flag.
In
line with Nike’s commitment to combining performance with lower environmental
impact, fabric for the new kit’s shorts is made with 100 percent recycled
polyester, while the shirt fabric is made with a minimum 96 percent recycled
polyester. Each kit is made using an average 13 recycled plastic bottles.
The
kits are constructed using moisture-wicking Nike Dri-FIT technology: the
fabric's knit structure is 23 percent lighter and 20 percent stronger than
Nike’s previous kits. The shirts also feature laser-cut ventilation holes to
promote localized cooling, to help regulate player temperatures during a
match.The French Female Football Team will be the first to wear the new kit on
pitch vs. Brazil on March 9, and the men’s team will follow on March 22 for
their qualifying game against Georgia.
THE SPORTSWEAR
COLLECTION
Fans
can express their love of the game on and off pitch in the new Nike FFF
Sportswear collection featuring hoodies, tees and jackets. The team crest
adorns the casual apparel collection.
The
new away kit and Nike FFF Sportswear collectioin is seen here on Vincent Clerc
(rugby), Raphael Varane (football), Malik Bentalha (actor), Blaise Matuidi
(football), David Fernandes (football), Corinne Franco (football) and Renaud
Lavilennie (pole vault).
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