The Sevilla FC launched this Friday the official presentation of its new shirts and kits for the 22-23 season, where the British firm is debuting ‘Castore’, which replaces the technical provider of recent years, the American multinational ‘Nike’.
‘Castore’ was created for Seville a personalized t-shirt, with motifs inspired by city monuments, such as the Alcázar or the Metropol Parasolas well as the reasons for Sanchez Pizjuan. It’s one of the preoccupations of fans after a few years of relatively impersonal shirts due to ‘Nike’ commercial guidelines.
“The designs were born as a solid response to the desire of red and white fans to see themselves different in their kits from other clubs, a message they got. beaver so that, appealing to the history and culture of their city, the sevillists wore shirts that represented them more than ever. The club wants to make this customization clear with the motto ‘Tailored to Seville’, which places each of the kits as something exclusively designed for the Nervión entity and its fans. Some kits that, without a doubt, will make Nervionenses fans feel a new sense of pride, ”said Sevilla’s website.
Thus, the first kit of Sevilla 22-23 shows a framework that drinks directly from Royal Alcazar of Seville, while the second features horizontal bars with a clear inspiration and nod to the spectacular night lighting of Sánchez-Pizjuán. In part, the kits to be used in red and white for training are based on the structure of Metropol Parasol of the Plaza de la Encarnación. It remains to be seen, finally, the design of the third kit, which has not yet been released.
‘Castore’ went into the world of football at the hands of Rangers FC Scottish in the 20-21 season and you are currently dressing up Newcastle United and in Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Premier League. In addition to in Santander League, It will also debut next season in other top international leagues. Castore is present in other mass sports such as rugby, Formula 1 -sponsored by the McLaren Racing team-, tennis or cricket.
Source: La Verdad
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