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New Umbro Peru Shirts Are Sweeeeeet (Photos)

By Ollie Irish

The new Umbro Peru home shirt, complete with traditional red sash:

Now that’s a classic football shirt. Lovely stuff.

And the red away kit, which is VERY red indeed:

That is also a classic football shirt. Good work, Mr Umbro. Keeping it simple works for me.

The kits will be worn by La Blanquirroja during the 2011 Copa America. Which do you prefer? I’m a big fan of the home one and hope Santa Umbro puts one in my sack. Ahem.

More on the kit at Umbro’s blog

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By Ollie Irish on December 9th, 2010 in Featured, International football, Kits & fashion, Photos. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
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14 Responses to “New Umbro Peru Shirts Are Sweeeeeet (Photos)”

  1. Stevie the K says:

    nice! where’s the pic of Nobby Solano modeling it? :D

  2. Pete says:

    class!

  3. Hirsty says:

    Proper class.

  4. ToDave says:

    It doesn’t get better than that. An amazingly designed kit for a country that has long had one of the best in international football.

  5. Tom Jones says:

    Great one. Bring back Cubillas!

  6. V says:

    Umbro does it again

  7. Montesquieu says:

    I came in my pants…

  8. mizman says:

    i asking mum to get me one for Xmas.

  9. Zet says:

    Absolutely bloody awesome!!!!!

  10. bt says:

    Brilliant!
    It’s a really good reprise of this:
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/timvickery/cubillas_afp438.jpg

  11. Paul says:

    i like shirts of teams that play world cups, Peru is not considered even in video games

  12. MR .T says:

    EXCEPT FOR COLOR CHANGE, LOOKS EXACTLY SAME AS USA 2010 WC SHIRT

  13. bt says:

    No MR. T, the diagonal lines that are on the Peru shirts are a bit thicker I think. Classic design, so simple yet so effective

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