PUMA has released its first collection of kits for Portugal's national football teams, marking the start of their partnership announced last November. The new designs serve both the men's and women's teams competing in international tournaments throughout 2024.
The home kit for the men's team features a red base accented with gold and green elements, while the women's version incorporates mint and black details alongside the traditional red and green. Both jerseys showcase a repeating pattern of the Quinas - the five shields from Portugal's national flag that have become synonymous with Portuguese football.
For away matches, the men's team will wear a white jersey with red and green geometric patterns. The women's away kit follows a similar design approach but uses a mint foundation with black, red, and green accents.
The collection offers two versions for supporters: the match-ready Authentic edition made with ULTRAWEAVE fabric, and the casual-wear Replica. Both incorporate dryCELL technology for moisture management.
Players will debut these kits in upcoming international fixtures. The full collection is now available through PUMA's online store and authorized retailers.
Technical Details:
- Authentic version: ULTRAWEAVE construction, competition-grade fit
- Replica version: Standard fit for everyday wear
- Both editions: dryCELL moisture-wicking technology
- Available sizes: Men's S-XXL, Women's XS-XL
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