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Joma 2023-24 Honduras Home Jersey - White-Blue
The shirt from the first Honduran national football team kit continues with the tradition of the team's historic choice of white, used for the entire garment. The traditional colour has been the hallmark of the selection since its foundation in 1921. On this occasion, the choice of white is accompanied by an elegant Jacquard finish that renders fine lines throughout the fabric. In addition, further details have been added in two different shades of blue, a colour that has typically been used in the second kit and that now finds a little prominence in the first. These details are located on the neck, shoulders and cuffs, with an elastic that, once again, captures the essence of “La Bicolor”.
This is a classic t-shirt with a polo-style collar, regular pattern and pieces of elastic mesh in the armpits and sides, the areas most prone to the accumulation of sweat. Ribbing on the cuffs gives a more comfortable fit without limiting freedom of movement.
The garment has been made of 100% recycled polyester to minimise the impact on the environment. This fabric is characterised by its quality and elasticity, in addition to being very durable and easy to maintain. It is made from processed plastics that are converted into recycled polyester yarn and, subsequently, into thousands of metres of sustainable fabric.
The shirt from the first Honduran national football team kit continues with the tradition of the team's historic choice of white, used for the entire garment. The traditional colour has been the hallmark of the selection since its foundation in 1921. On this occasion, the choice of white is accompanied by an elegant Jacquard finish that renders fine lines throughout the fabric. In addition, further details have been added in two different shades of blue, a colour that has typically been used in the second kit and that now finds a little prominence in the first. These details are located on the neck, shoulders and cuffs, with an elastic that, once again, captures the essence of “La Bicolor”.
This is a classic t-shirt with a polo-style collar, regular pattern and pieces of elastic mesh in the armpits and sides, the areas most prone to the accumulation of sweat. Ribbing on the cuffs gives a more comfortable fit without limiting freedom of movement.
The garment has been made of 100% recycled polyester to minimise the impact on the environment. This fabric is characterised by its quality and elasticity, in addition to being very durable and easy to maintain. It is made from processed plastics that are converted into recycled polyester yarn and, subsequently, into thousands of metres of sustainable fabric.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
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Joma 2023-24 Honduras Home Jersey - White-Blue
The shirt from the first Honduran national football team kit continues with the tradition of the team's historic choice of white, used for the entire garment. The traditional colour has been the hallmark of the selection since its foundation in 1921. On this occasion, the choice of white is accompanied by an elegant Jacquard finish that renders fine lines throughout the fabric. In addition, further details have been added in two different shades of blue, a colour that has typically been used in the second kit and that now finds a little prominence in the first. These details are located on the neck, shoulders and cuffs, with an elastic that, once again, captures the essence of “La Bicolor”.
This is a classic t-shirt with a polo-style collar, regular pattern and pieces of elastic mesh in the armpits and sides, the areas most prone to the accumulation of sweat. Ribbing on the cuffs gives a more comfortable fit without limiting freedom of movement.
The garment has been made of 100% recycled polyester to minimise the impact on the environment. This fabric is characterised by its quality and elasticity, in addition to being very durable and easy to maintain. It is made from processed plastics that are converted into recycled polyester yarn and, subsequently, into thousands of metres of sustainable fabric.
The shirt from the first Honduran national football team kit continues with the tradition of the team's historic choice of white, used for the entire garment. The traditional colour has been the hallmark of the selection since its foundation in 1921. On this occasion, the choice of white is accompanied by an elegant Jacquard finish that renders fine lines throughout the fabric. In addition, further details have been added in two different shades of blue, a colour that has typically been used in the second kit and that now finds a little prominence in the first. These details are located on the neck, shoulders and cuffs, with an elastic that, once again, captures the essence of “La Bicolor”.
This is a classic t-shirt with a polo-style collar, regular pattern and pieces of elastic mesh in the armpits and sides, the areas most prone to the accumulation of sweat. Ribbing on the cuffs gives a more comfortable fit without limiting freedom of movement.
The garment has been made of 100% recycled polyester to minimise the impact on the environment. This fabric is characterised by its quality and elasticity, in addition to being very durable and easy to maintain. It is made from processed plastics that are converted into recycled polyester yarn and, subsequently, into thousands of metres of sustainable fabric.
