Paris Saint Germain: Classic design with Parisian flair
Nike's Home Jersey for PSG for the 2024/25 Season returns to the club's classic Hechter style. The last PSG jersey with the classic Hechter design was for the home matches of the 2020/21 season. "Hechter" refers to the distinctive design of PSG jerseys, which typically features a wide vertical red stripe in the center of the blue field of the jersey, bordered by two thinner white stripes. In the current jersey design, the American brand recreates the Hechter style with stripes that appear to be made with a fine brush, embodying the unique spirit of the French capital.
Nike's Home Jersey for PSG for the 2024/25 Season returns to the club's classic Hechter style. The last PSG jersey with the classic Hechter design was for the home matches of the 2020/21 season. "Hechter" refers to the distinctive design of PSG jerseys, which typically features a wide vertical red stripe in the center of the blue field of the jersey, bordered by two thinner white stripes. In the current jersey design, the American brand recreates the Hechter style with stripes that appear to be made with a fine brush, embodying the unique spirit of the French capital.
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The design follows in the footsteps of the recent home team, incorporating a contemporary artistic twist, characterized by an almost hand-painted look of the bright red and blue vertical stripes that separates, giving a modern interpretation to the club's classic kit created for the 1990/91 season. The blue stripe curves at an almost 90-degree angle to form a shape resembling the number 4, in fact, it is a tribute to the Eiffel Tower, the iconic silhouette of the Parisian cityscape. The cuffs of the sleeves are red and blue, being arranged on opposite sides of the the formation of the stripes.
The design follows in the footsteps of the recent home team, incorporating a contemporary artistic twist, characterized by an almost hand-painted look of the bright red and blue vertical stripes that separates, giving a modern interpretation to the club's classic kit created for the 1990/91 season. The blue stripe curves at an almost 90-degree angle to form a shape resembling the number 4, in fact, it is a tribute to the Eiffel Tower, the iconic silhouette of the Parisian cityscape. The cuffs of the sleeves are red and blue, being arranged on opposite sides of the the formation of the stripes.
