Fiorentina 2022-23 Kappa Home Kit

Details: Jul 09 2022

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This is the new ACF Fiorentina Home shirt by Kappa.

The 2022-23 design for the Italian Serie A side is in the famous purple, with a concentric-squares effect emanating from the new crest.

All partner branding - including the iconic Omini logos from the manufacturer - is in white, while on the reverse of the neck, similarly contrasting, is the legend “PLAY TO BE DIFFERENT”.

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The KOMBAT PRO 2023 release will be combined with white shorts and purple socks to form a kit.

View the: Fiorentina 2022-23 Away Kit

View the: Fiorentina 2022-23 Third Kit

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Matt

· 2 years ago

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It's an upvote/downvote kind of shirt for me-stuck right in the middle of success and failure.

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Stuart

· 2 years ago

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Bella! It's a bespoke design and more than just a kit, the colour and representation of the wonderful city of Firenze is what matters! Some don't like the new badge but it will be temporary (like the other twenty-odd incarnations we've had) and some would have preferred purple or black shorts, but it's how we play in this that will determine its desirability...

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Shelby Mantillion

· 2 years ago

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It reminds me of a disenchanted envelope. Colour but not substance or purpose. Think of a cross between Midge Ure and Carlton Fairweather. Yes that's right! All trousers and no mouth.

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Get Shirty

· 2 years ago

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When you have such an iconic colour simplicity is the best way, look at the back of the shirt, perfect, not one of there best shirts. The front is too fussy, you just ruin what should be a perfect shirt. This should be the easiest shirt to design, don’t spoil it.

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Harold 2 years ago
So you just wanted a plain purple shirt...? Good job you're not in charge of designing kits
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