February launch of its new away kit, the Oranje technical sponsor Nike unveiled the Netherlands Euro 2012 home kit (available now in store in the world of football). It will be the first choice uniform Holland during the 2012/13 season and will debut internationally in the next house of Dutch friendly before the European Championships.
Netherlands EURO 2012 Nike Outdoor Jersey / Football Kit / Thuistenue
Currently ranked fourth in the FIFA World drunk, the Netherlands was 2010 FIFA World Cup finalists and are among the favorites to triumph at EURO 2012 in Poland / Ukraine this summer. The team is pooled with Germany, Portugal and Denmark in one of the most difficult of the four groups of the competition, the group B.
According to the KNVB website (translated from Dutch): The traditional color of the orange shirt is decorated with engravings dark orange at the top right and bottom left. This is the belt on the shirt the first Dutch national team in 1904. Furthermore, this suggests that the design is inspired by Dutch abstract designs and unconventional art.
Netherlands EURO 2012 Nike Outdoor Jersey / Football Kit / Thuistenue
The combination of these elements gives the new home kit is a unique and striking effect. As the shirt are the orange pants and socks. This gives a flavor all that strong, clear and unequivocal Dutch.
As the shirt away is also in the neck of the shirt at home text “New Masters.” It is the creativity and art of famous artists of the 17th century Dutch, such as Rembrandt and Vermeer and potential of the current Dutch team.












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