Numancia 09/10 Errea Kits
At the “Los Pajaritos” stadium, CD Numancia unveiled the new high-tech Erreà kits for 2009/10 season featuring nanotechnology.
The new strips keep as a background the Club’s historical main colours of red, royal and white with contrast details on the collar, shoulders and sleeves, following the shorts color. On the front the name of the Club is printed in a tone- on -tone technique following a curved line that represents the river Duero and recalls the main sponsor “Caja Duero”.
Shirts and shorts feature Erreà “Ti-Energy” fabric with silver and titanium nano-particles that provide water and oil repellency, anti-stain, anti-static, anti-bacterial and breathable properties. In addition, the particles of titanium increase blood circulation and help to maintain steady body and muscle temperature, thanks to the emission of infrared ions.
Socks are also new generation with Carbon fibers in the base of the foot to absorb and disperse static electricity and to protect the foot against bacteria. Heel and foot are in Kevlar for maximum protection, durability and comfort.
Club Commercial Manager declares: "We are proud to be the first Club in Spain to wear such high-tech kits. We are sure fans will be delighted by the outstanding quality of the kit as well as the design that Erreà have produced."
The kits are already on sale from the Club’s official stores.
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Comments
The shirts aren\'t bad too. Very silky material in the Spanish heat could be a problem.
I should say.........it\'s regardless OK
On another note, the write up says \"Shirts and shorts feature Erreà
Also, the badges look badly embroidered & \"ironed on\".
You quite obviously don\'t know the difference between a stock template cut-and-stitch shirt and a bespoke sublimated design such as these.
Why not give anhonest opionion, rather than trying to look clever and ending up looking like a clueless idiot?
Wtf are these all on about! Numancia are spanish