Peru 11/13 Umbro Home Football Shirt

Tuesday, 20 September 2011 10:32

peru 11/13 umbro home football shirt

This is the new Peru 11/13 home football shirt made by Umbro which will be used during the 2014 World Cup qualifying campaign.

Peru's current design was first used for the 1936 Berlin Summer Olympics, and it consists of a red stripe that crosses the chest diagonally from the left shoulder to the hip's right.

Thanks to Jose and Milton

peru 11/13 umbro home football shirt

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-11 # 2011-09-20 10:45

Predictable 'First' comment that fails and I'll actually be 5th ....

Nice shirt.

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-21 # 2011-09-20 10:48

I can't believe that I got on first and wasted it with a lame comment like 'nice shirt' ... I'm sorry

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-5 # 2011-09-25 19:27

Quoting Chris the Joker:

Predictable 'First' comment that fails and I'll actually be 5th ....

Nice shirt.

what an ideot?

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+4 # 2011-09-27 10:14

Who's the idiot if they can't spell it?

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-1 # 2011-10-03 04:26

Quoting Chris the Joker:

Predictable 'First' comment that fails and I'll actually be 5th ....

Nice shirt.

no, it is ridiculous that they really came out with yet another jersey that looks soooo similar to the last, and has basically no changes to the last one...nice kit, but consider what I just said, and it really is annoying more than anything

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+20 # 2011-09-20 10:59

LOVE that collar stripe!!

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+10 # 2011-09-20 11:33

very. nice. good job Umbro

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+10 # 2011-09-20 11:33

What a quality shirt...all class in my opinion...brilliant color pattern in the neck region not really sure what the colors stand for but this shirt sure looks sharp...im going 10/10

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+6 # thecentrecircle 2011-09-20 11:45

Despite being born and raised in the UK, my family are all from Perú, so I am following up my appreciation of this shirt with questions about the significance of the collar colours.. watch this space

Then again, is there any reasoning behind the little stars on the shoulders of the England shirt, or the clown-like styling of the new goalie shirt?

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+4 # Tim1902 2011-09-20 20:50

The "Little stars" on the England shirt are actually multi-coloured versions of the St George cross.

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+1 # thecentrecircle 2011-09-20 11:41

I love it! VIVA EL PERÚ!

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+19 # 2011-09-20 13:31

Quoting thecentrecircle:

I love it! VIVA EL PERÚ!

Congratulations on discovering Google translate

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+10 # 2011-09-20 11:48

designer is a woman...

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+6 # 2011-09-20 11:57

CLAUDIO PIZARRO!!!!

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-7 # 2011-09-20 12:03

the colour on the collar is just horrible..it ruins such a nice kit

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+3 # rmn 2011-09-20 12:43

Nah-ah. It is very good.

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+1 # 2011-09-20 12:44

a good & vintage looking shirt, i want one

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+33 # 2011-09-20 13:30

For those of you who don't know, the colours on the collar represent the colours that represent the Tahuantisuyu, the Incan empire (which are the colours of the rainbow). You can still see these colours on flags when you go to many Peruvian andean cities. The flag looks vaguely similar to the gay pride flag, although I've heard that's entirely coincidential (the rainbow, you know).

Each colour represents something that's was precious to the Incas, and supposedly nowadays to Peruvians (red is bravery, green the natural richness of the country, yellow the abundance of minerals, etc.)

This is actually a really good piece of work. The designer (one woman) put a lot of thought into symbols of national identity. I love the crest (which has been adapted from the regular FPF crest to suit the sleekness of the design), but I don't quite like that the band becomes thinner on the way down… I don't quite understand why it was chosen to be like that.

Umbro is doing fantastic things in Peru (not only this one, but the three local teams it sponsors also have fantastically designed kits). Fantastic job in my opinion.

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-1 # 2011-09-20 15:24

I love the Peru design, and when manufactorers don't muck around with it it's always a really nice kit. Personaly I don't like the collar detail but if it really has that meaning then I have no problem at all.

If it's just Umbro trying to be clever though then shame on them.

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+2 # 2011-09-20 15:50

I'm not very fond of having the colours on the collar either. In my opinion, they should have been put somewhere less obtrusive, but alas... at least it looks rather interesting and unlike anything I've ever seen in other football kits.

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-11 # 2011-09-20 22:50

Quoting Luis:

For those of you who don't know, the colours on the collar represent the colours that represent the Tahuantisuyu, the Incan empire (which are the colours of the rainbow). You can still see these colours on flags when you go to many Peruvian andean cities. The flag looks vaguely similar to the gay pride flag, although I've heard that's entirely coincidential (the rainbow, you know).

Each colour represents something that's was precious to the Incas, and supposedly nowadays to Peruvians (red is bravery, green the natural richness of the country, yellow the abundance of minerals, etc.)

This is actually a really good piece of work. The designer (one woman) put a lot of thought into symbols of national identity. I love the crest (which has been adapted from the regular FPF crest to suit the sleekness of the design), but I don't quite like that the band becomes thinner on the way down… I don't quite understand why it was chosen to be like that.

Umbro is doing fantastic things in Peru (not only this one, but the three local teams it sponsors also have fantastically designed kits). Fantastic job in my opinion.

have you just discovered wikipedia?

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+14 # 2011-09-21 02:56

Quoting nubnub:

have you just discovered wikipedia?

Heh, nice try. I'm Peruvian and there's been a lot of media attention surrounding the design of the shirt, particularly because the design was commissioned to a single female 20-something year old. There was a video floating around (in Peruvian news sites at least) with an interview in which she explained a lot of her design choices.

I hope this resolves your suspicions.

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-4 # 2011-09-25 19:25

Quoting Luis:

Heh, nice try. I'm Peruvian and there's been a lot of media attention surrounding the design of the shirt, particularly because the design was commissioned to a single female 20-something year old. There was a video floating around (in Peruvian news sites at least) with an interview in which she explained a lot of her design choices.

I hope this resolves your suspicions.

have you just discoved wikipidia too?

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-6 # 2011-09-26 22:10

Quoting Luis:

Heh, nice try. I'm Peruvian and there's been a lot of media attention surrounding the design of the shirt, particularly because the design was commissioned to a single female 20-something year old. There was a video floating around (in Peruvian news sites at least) with an interview in which she explained a lot of her design choices.

I hope this resolves your suspicions.

you peruvian puff pepper

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0 # 2011-10-03 21:37

Quoting Luis:

For those of you who don't know, the colours on the collar represent the colours that represent the Tahuantisuyu, the Incan empire (which are the colours of the rainbow). You can still see these colours on flags when you go to many Peruvian andean cities. The flag looks vaguely similar to the gay pride flag, although I've heard that's entirely coincidential (the rainbow, you know).

Each colour represents something that's was precious to the Incas, and supposedly nowadays to Peruvians (red is bravery, green the natural richness of the country, yellow the abundance of minerals, etc.)

This is actually a really good piece of work. The designer (one woman) put a lot of thought into symbols of national identity. I love the crest (which has been adapted from the regular FPF crest to suit the sleekness of the design), but I don't quite like that the band becomes thinner on the way down… I don't quite understand why it was chosen to be like that.

Umbro is doing fantastic things in Peru (not only this one, but the three local teams it sponsors also have fantastically designed kits). Fantastic job in my opinion.

Simply perfect.

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0 # 2011-12-12 12:03

Hi,

I'd love to see the designer explain the national identity. Can you please post a link to the you tube clip?

Thankyou
:)

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+2 # 2011-09-20 13:32

Now that's one tidy looking kit, excellent job by Umbro

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-4 # 2011-09-20 20:54

Quoting Forza Juve!:

Now that's one tidy looking kit, excellent job by Umbro

Juventino ladra di merda!!!!

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+4 # 2011-09-21 11:10

Quoting Llur Fader:

Juventino ladra di merda!!!!

So's your mum!

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+2 # 2011-09-21 11:12

Here's another one who's discovered Google Translate

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0 # roger 2011-09-20 16:05

Perfect.

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-1 # 2011-09-20 17:24

It's a great shirt. However it's the third home shirt in the space of just under a year from Umbro.

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+1 # 2011-09-20 20:17

I like this! It's a bit like last year's Saints strip!

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+7 # Gazhorn 2011-09-20 20:22

This shirt is better to look at than my wife!

It is beautiful!!

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-1 # 2011-09-20 20:56

Who cares, the won't quialify to the WC anyway

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0 # 2011-09-21 01:02

Simple, classy, elegant--love the collar. Nike does better work on their Umbro stuff than their Nike stuff.

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-7 # 2011-09-21 01:35

peru copied river plate's design

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-4 # 2011-09-21 10:25

They copied lat year's 125th anniverary Southampton shirt!

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-2 # 2011-09-21 02:10

really recommend http://todosobrecamisetas.blogspot.com/ everyday they updated with more shirts. he stuff you see here has been post TSC weeks before.

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-1 # 2011-09-21 02:13

Really recommend http://todosobrecamisetas.blogspot.com/ way better! everyday the post new shirts including today. New Brazil for Jogos Olimpicos. stuff that usually is here has been posted weeks before on TSC.

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+1 # 2011-09-21 04:58

Beautiful.

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+1 # 2011-09-21 09:58

Aesome

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+2 # 2011-09-21 16:10

Clean, simple classy design. Almost as good as the 70's adidas Peru shirt (and tracktop) which is Football Shirt Royalty!

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0 # 2011-09-21 20:58

very beautiful ,i like it

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-1 # 2011-09-22 07:20

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What's with the collar???

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+2 # 2011-09-22 19:30

Nice design....But I can never find these kits for sale?? Is it just me. And if you do find 1 it very hard to find them with a players name and number. Please comment

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+1 # 2011-11-21 20:14

Quoting Name required:

Nice design....But I can never find these kits for sale?? Is it just me. And if you do find 1 it very hard to find them with a players name and number. Please comment

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I have recently won this Peru Home Shirt in a Twitter Competition. Unfortunately, they sent me size small (which would be a bit of a squeeze!). Therefore, I've put it on eBay and hopefully, someone will want it.

I've looked around a few online forums and it appears this shirt is hard to come by. I have put a buy-it-now option so you can snap it up fast. I will be advertising it on forums too so I expect it to be snapped up fast.

I don't know if this link will work
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/250937167432?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649#ht_1134wt_922
...but if you type "Peru Home Short Sleeve shirt" you should find it.

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-3 # 2011-09-23 12:53

look in a shop or the internet dumb ass

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0 # 2011-09-23 12:54

why dont you ask for the name and numbers most shops / sites will put them on for you if you request them

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+2 # 2011-09-29 11:43

Quoting Gazhorn:

This shirt is better to look at than my wife!

It is beautiful!!

If your real name is Gazhorn I bet everything is more beautiful than your wife, and more sane.

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+1 # Baz 2011-10-01 14:36

Beauuuuuuutiful! I want one.

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0 # 2011-10-08 23:50

This is a beautiful shirt and I am trying to buy it, unfortunately I do not know where to. The link above "shop now" is very limited and do not have this shirt. Does anyone can help me with a link? the somehow the umbro website do not work in the U.S.A. Please advise

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+1 # 2011-10-28 00:46

They will be available at http://www.soccerplus.net/ by next month they told me.

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-1 # 2011-10-21 17:16

Very nice imo. This should have been the Canada team shirt. The colours on the inside collar would have been reminiscent of the famous Hudson's Bay Company brand/colours/point blanket pattern.

Instead, Umbro gave Canada the Star Trek designed shirt.

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