This is the new Brazil 2013 Away football shirt which is available here.
Brazil’s new away kit is a stylish, authentic representation of the country’s ability to not only dazzle the football world but also compete within it. While the traditional yellow home jersey reflects the beauty of Brazilian football, the new away kit reminds us the team is always ready to battle for victory.
The jersey offers a modern, refined look while losing none of the authentic tradition demanded of it by a passionate fan base. Brazilians are proud of their standing at the peak of world football, and the new kit reflects that pride, passion and desire to win.
The shirt is an iconic blue, a color that has long been synonymous with Brazil’s second kit. A lightweight crew neck with V-inset, a white trimmed, bonded shoulder panel, crafted ribbed cuffs, laser venting, welded seams, and hemline vents are all innovations to benefit players' performance on pitch.
The white shorts have blue bonded side tape with venting at the sides to aid movement and an inner gusset to aid comfort. The socks are blue with a white Swoosh and “Brasil” detail.
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 Nike Dri-FIT technology to wick moisture and are made out of 23 percent lighter fabric with 20 percent stronger knit structure than Nike's previous kits. The shirts also feature laser-cut ventilation holes to promote localized cooling and help regulate player temperatures during a match.
The shirt was first revealed during the Batalha Das Quadras event in Rio de Janeiro on Feb. 1, where legendary footballer Ronaldo joined other iconic Brazilian athletes to unveil the jersey on stage. Participating athletes included UFC fighter Junior Cigano, long jumper Maurren Maggi and basketball player Marcelo Machado.
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when they try something new...
http://www.mmsports.com/brazil/10/brazil-away-kaka-jersey-10.jpg
http://www.9footballshirt.com/product_images/d/2011_2012_brazil_away_football_shirts_soccer_jersey_1__34365.jpg
the points all over the shirt or the yellow bar, i can't decide what no sense idea is the worst.
after years, nike create a beautiful e decent couple of Brazil kits.
Tiny star-shaped holes in the side! *Squeals with excitement*
My friend JP is right, Brazil almost never plays in blue.....
Would you rather they had no away kit at all?
how dull is that!
Next time Nike do it in a minute!Glorfied t-shirt!!!
Adidas makes a simple design = average
Umbro makes a simple design = FUKING AMAZING AHHHHH!!!
It's all in the details, classy people notice those.
I am certainly not "complaining" about this kit being boring (couldn' t care less about Nike), just saying that in the best case it' s a sad rip-off of the Umbro Tailored by style, with nothing of its class or appeal. In the worst, it' s just Nike rubbish.
And so will the England kit be a tailored by imitation, just wait and see.
There go the stitches... There goes the "subtle" tailored triangle on the side of the hem... There they are getting rid of the silly scotch tape on the shoulders...
But to no avail. It takes more than an imitation to have real style.
Boycot Nike, that' s the way. We are sick of seeing them pop up everywhere under our arses.
Lazy designs, ripping off fans typical Nike.
2013 (this kit) "wow thats soooooo borring and simple! design something better!"
moral of the story: pick a lane.
And I remember many people loving the 98 shirts back then including myself...I think this looks great and will look better on the players and fans wearing them as sometimes these pictures don't do full justice for the shirt.
Brazilians are proud of their standing at the peak of world football, and the new kit reflects that pride, passion and desire to win."
Horseshit marketing speak bollocks!!! It's a plain blue top!