Inter Jerseys

[William]

We wear black and blue stripes every year though. That ugly pinstripe jersey we had several years ago was on the exception.

As I posted a fee posts above. We had a broken diagonal 19/20 and zig zags this season now we have snake skin tracks. Never mind barcode and the pinstripe.

What ever happened to just black and blue unbroken stripes on the full shirt and sleeves. I think we need to go back to 15/16 for that!!!!

mid anything our traditional shirt is the exception these days!!

 

[TheNetworkZ]

Literally 18/19 for normal stripes though. I don't see the big deal of the sleeves needing the stripes either.

 

[William]

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Literally 18/19 for normal stripes though. I don't see the big deal of the sleeves needing the stripes either.

Some do. But if we are being technical 99% of our strips have always had stripes down the sleeves up until 2010/11 when Nike started to get weird/ experiment with ‘modern’ takes (the first snakeskin strip in 10/11 being a symbol of that). So yeah 2015/16 was the last home kit was was fully traditional.

 

[Puma]

For me, it’s the constant need to deviate away from our tradition. When does it stop? How long to they keep pumping shit like this out and get away with it till it becomes our new norm?

But that's just it, shit home jerseys have become our new norm.

When is the last time we had a normal black and blue jersey with even black and blue stripes without black sleeves or annoying shades of black? With the exception of 2015/2016, you have to go back to 2009/2010.

And this season, having won the Scudetto, we will have the honour of wearing the tricolore on two shades of blue.

We wear black and blue stripes every year though. That ugly pinstripe jersey we had several years ago was on the exception.

Actually, we do not wear black and blue stripes every year. Fuck'n pinstripes, zig zags, barcodes and snake skin patterns are not stripes.

 

[TheNetworkZ]

Those are stripes whether you like them or not lol

 

[William]

Those are stripes whether you like them or not lol

From your post, and posts before it, it sounds like your happy to accept any old shit Nike spunks out and that’s cool as not everyone will be displeased with Nike constantly shitting over our tradition but you can surely understand that your ‘stripes are stripes’ comment is nothing but a troll comment to those who don’t want Nike shitting over what should be traditional vertical stripes who themselves would probably use such a paper thin argument to justify their horrendous designs and modern nonsense.

 

[TheNetworkZ]

I mean the jersey is fine, I don't think it's great nor do I think it's worth freaking out about like some people here are doing. It's fine to dislike it for some valid reasons.

Also my prior comment wasn't trolling. The examples Puma gave actually are stripes whether you want to accept that or not lol.

 

[ADRossi]

Kits are one of those things that fans get worked up about every year, and then once the season starts no one gives a damn about them.

The European kit model is a total cash grab. The American model - having defined kits, and only using variety for special occasions, is superior. Would anyone be mad if we just wore our 2010 kit every season, making subtle tweaks to modernize it on occasion?

 

[brehme1989]

It's just money grabbing nonsense.

European teams used to have the same jerseys for a decade or something until the 90s and the sponsorships became important.

 

[Shark]

Anyone know where I can buy the 3rd kit from the 19/20 season (black one with yellow Pirelli thing)? Can't seem to find the one for adults anywhere online, only ones for kids.

I had one but it got stolen last week and I think I'm gonna cry.

 

[Jacquez]

I actually like the changing of kits every season.

I associate every design with the joy or grief specific to the season it was used, and seeing an old kit almost instantaneously sends me back.

What I don't like are many of the poor design takes we've had to endure throughout the years.

 

[William]

Anyone know where I can buy the 3rd kit from the 19/20 season (black one with yellow Pirelli thing)? Can't seem to find the one for adults anywhere online, only ones for kids.

I had one but it got stolen last week and I think I'm gonna cry.

Sorry mate but those tops were hard to find at the end of the 19/20 season. Best chance you’ll have is the second hand market.

 

[Il Drago]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1414887326203801604

 

[diamen]

it's really strange it is officially presented without sponsor :/

 

[Harpsabu]

Really unsure
But, if I was going to buy it, I'd buy it now without the sponsor

 

[Materazzi_23]

It's been to long I've ordered a Skriniar kit. Coincidentally, it's my birthday on Friday so I know what I'm going to give myself.

 

[Gane]

Love it, think im gonna order original jersey for the first time.

 

[D-Sky]

I still believe it is a good looking jersey either with or without sponsor on the chest.
I will definitely buy it.

 

[Shark]

Looks sexy tbh.

 

[DARi0]

“The snake sheds it’s skin, to better face the upcoming challenges,” Inter wrote in a statement. “We welcome the new home jersey for 2021-22, the first home jersey with the new crest.”

MILAN – The Biscione has changed its skin – with Inter's 2021/22 Home jersey celebrating the club's new visual identity.

Inter and Nike have today unveiled the new Home jersey for the 2021/22 season, the first of its kind featuring the club’s new crest, while also welcoming back the special commemorative patch after the Nerazzurri clinched a 19th Scudetto in May. Meanwhile Inter’s partnership with Lenovo, which goes back to 2019, has now reached a new level with the technology firm now appearing on the reverse of the strip.

The polyester jersey, which is constructed with at least 95% recycled plastic bottles, features a snakeskin design as a nod to the Biscione, which is the historical symbol of both the club and the city of Milan, and which plays a prominent role in the hero video that was posted on Inter’s digital channels today. The video showcases the link between the Nerazzurri and the city of Milan, with the Biscione visiting various symbolic places in the city that mean so much to the Inter faithful.

The new shirt also features Lenovo on the back, expanding on the successful partnership which began in 2019. The upgraded agreement celebrates the union of two iconic, global brands always on the lookout for ever-better performances and constant innovation.

After two years on the back of the Nerazzurri training kit, the Lenovo brand will now enjoy a new strategic position on the team's matchday strip, with a significant boost in visibility.

Lenovo has been Inter's Global Technology Partner since 2019 and has become deeply integrated within the club's dynamics, providing the technology to manage huge quantities of data to improve results on and off the pitch.