Cameroon have unveiled their new 2025/26 Home shirt, produced by FOURTEEN for use during the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco. The Cameroon football shirt is presented in a green base with an all over sublimated graphic across the body and...

FECAFOOT, in collaboration with FOURTEEN, have unveiled the new Cameroon 2025 Home, Away, and Third football shirts. The Home shirt is green with a bold sublimated lion graphic, accented with yellow and red, and features the national crest on the...

Central Coast Select. The club's 2018/19 home kit is a fresh twist on the stripes of their previous design. It features fourteen striking lines that vary in size, representing not only the club’s 14th season in the Hyundai A-League but also the changing...

kit designs by Mizuno. Veertien Mie is a Japanese football club based in Yokkaichi city, Mie Prefecture. "Veertien" means "fourteen" in Dutch, after Johan Cruijff's playing number. The new kits will be used in the 2018 Japan Football League, which is...

away kits by Mizuno. Veertien Mie is a Japanese football club based in Yokkaichi city, Mie Prefecture. "Veertien" means "fourteen" in Dutch, after Johan Cruijff's playing number. The new kits will bu used in the 2017 Japan Football League, which is the...

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...

new shirts are made entirely with Nike’s innovate recycled polyester: each one is produced directly from the recycling of fourteen plastic water bottles. The strips also actively contribute to the regulation of athlete’s body temperature on the pitch...

are made from one hundred percent polyester recycled by Nike. Each of these is obtained directly from the recycling of fourteen plastic bottles. The strip actively contributes to the regulation of the player's body temperature during matches thanks to...

of our partnership with the Cameroon Football Federation,” said Jochen Zeitz, Chairman and CEO of PUMA. “During the fourteen years we have worked with them, their forward thinking has allowed us to undertake and execute several exciting and innovative...

programs that both medicate and educate. Progress has been made in the drive to reduce HIV infections in Africa, with fourteen countries reporting a decline in the prevalence of the disease. This is great news and proves the fight can be won. But AIDS...