This is the new Internazionale 11/12 nike away football shirt, which will be available here. Inter rose to the top of the world to pose for Nike on one of the highest roofs in Beijing. That is to say, the heliport deck above the eightieth floor of the hotel that is housing the team on their visit for the Italian Super Cup.
Inter and Nike chose to present the new away shirt for the 2011/12 season to the world from China. A view from above for a historic strip: made with innovative recycled polyester, it is inspired by the one worn by the players for their achievements in the legendary 1964/65 season, in which they won the Scudetto, their first European Cup and their first Intercontinental Cup. The body of the shirt is white and features a black and blue diagonal stripe on both sides. The diagonal stripe appeared on an Inter strip for the first time in the '50s, and for supporters it brings to mind the extraordinary successes of the '60s.
Therefore, the new away shirt combines the club's tradition with a classic men's clothing line that is especially elegant. This kit even recalls the type of high tailoring of the design one finds in the home shirt: a collar in black fabric with the lower part in blue and a two-button closure, drop stitching on the shoulder and a deep cuff on the sleeve. On the back of the shirt below the collar is the word "Inter", while inside the collar there is a red cross on a white background, representing the flag of the city of Milan. The shorts that go with the second shirt are white with a blue stripe on the sides, while the socks are completely white with the word "Inter" written on the back of each calf.
With fabric made from recycled material, Nike Dri-FIT and aerodynamic lines, the new strips (shirt and shorts) are made entirely from an innovative recycled polyester by Nike: each one of them is derived directly from the recycling of fourteen plastic bottles. The kits also actively contribute to the regulation of the athlete's body temperature thanks to the Nike Dri-FIT fabric. The shirt features a new aerodynamic fit, now more pronounced, which offers an elasticity that is 17% higher than the previous model.
And this year, in addition to the kit, the training and lifestyle collections were also presented. The training range, made with highly technological fabrics, allows for optimum training in any kind of weather. The collection is completed with the Express line of lifestyle clothing, dedicated to all the supporters who in their free time want to dress with style, elegance and passion for the Nerazzurri's colours.
The Inter 2011/12 away shirt will be on sale, beginning in mid-August.
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i bought last years inter shirt with the dragon
Don't need silly templates or designs on this kinda kit, it speaks for itself!
Would deffo buy this if I found myself in Italy this year.
Top stuff.
I remember having one, I think it was Umbro though
what u high on m8
what u high on m8
INTER PEZZO DI MERDA
Inter have had this kit on and off for the last 50 years. Man City have only had this style of kit since the mid 70's.
Ignorant people also known as Man City fans
Which would make City's a rip off of Rangers' 04/05 away kit....it's a pretty common idea, diagonal stripes.
Still though, this is yet another brilliant Inter kit.
Glad they ditched that ridiculous dragon.....
Shut up, know your history before making stupid comments. Why would Inter lower themselves to tey and copy some second rate team like man city.
There are diagonal stripes from about 100 years or more and this would be a rip off of 3 years ago? What would have happened if Sheffield FC put copyright on red-black kits back in middle 1800?
Agreed mate, that was a lovely kit, this is class too, I recall this type of kit when umbro made it and the old style crest with the snake on it. both class.
Now where's Maicon?
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Feel like collars would be better suited for golf and Polo shirts/dress shirts. Not a soccer kit which you were with athletic shorts....
Jeers to Nike for placing their logo such that the Coppa Italia badge has to be skewed to the right and wedged in awkwardly so as not to overlap either Nike's or Pirelli's logo.
At least part of the problem will be taken care of come December.
However where's lucio?
But i prefer blue numbers than black on Inter.
where the hell is design?
Buy I think I might have looked even better with black shorts
Would have loved to have a zoom on Goran Pandev though...