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Italia Home Shirt 2012/13 - PUMA Football Shirt

Italia Home Shirt 2012/13 - PUMA Football Shirt

We've come to expect something stylishly different from the Italians when launching a new football shirt, trendsetters in the fashion world, a new Italy home shirt is always hotly anticipated.

The Azzurri are one of the most successful national teams of all time, and this new shirt will be worn as they compete at the EURO 2012 Championships. Puma haven't failed to deliver an eye-catching shirt, proudly displaying the Azzurri colours with the addition of a stylish new collar.





Puma's partnership with Italy began in 2003, and with Italy crowned World Champions in 2006 the onus is on Puma to provide kit designs that complement Gli Azzurri s inherent style and winning tradition. This is achieved through heritage-inspired product design and forward-thinking product solutions, usually with a bespoke design feature like the new collar.



Gli Azzurri are one of the most successful national football teams ever. The team began their epic journey in 1910, but it was during the 1930s that they set their dominant legacy into motion. During these years, they won two FIFA World Cup titles and Olympic gold. The team continued to have periodic victories, and their win in 2006 added a fourth star to their team badge.





The 2012 Italy home kit has been designed to maximise the player s on-pitch performance, with the fabric featuring Puma s U.S.P Moisture Management technology, enhancing body performance by dragging moisture away from the body.





The new Puma Euro 2012 Italy home shirt is available to order now from selected retailers. The shirt will retail worldwide for around £45 GBP / $70 USD / €55 EURO. What do you think of the World and European champions' new look for 2012? Share your thoughts online, on Twitter and on Facebook.

 

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