Okay, so I’ve been keeping an eye on the football kits scene, yeah? And I gotta say, Tottenham’s new third kit for the 24/25 season, it’s got me buzzing. I just had to dig in and see what all the fuss is about.
I started my deep dive by checking out the official announcement. It dropped on August 27, 2024. These guys, they’re not just throwing a kit together, it seems there’s some proper thought gone into this one. They are talking about a gaming concept, which sounds pretty cool.
Official Announcement and Design
- Launch Date: August 27, 2024. The official unveiling got everyone talking, especially with the gaming concept they’re pushing.
- Color and Inspiration: It’s all green, guys. They’re calling it “Taupe Haze.” But it’s not just any green. It’s got this pattern that’s a nod to their N17 heritage and the Seven Sisters trees. It’s a bit of local history woven into a kit. How cool is that? I mean it’s inspired by the ‘Seven Sisters’, a ring of seven trees that have been a part of South Tottenham for ages.
- Sponsor Logos: The main sponsor, ‘AIA’, that’s gonna stay red. ‘Cinch’ on the sleeves? That’s in white. It’s a small detail, but it makes the kit pop a bit, you know? Plus, the collar’s got this overlap design, a bit like what Nike’s been doing with some national teams.
Then I watched their launch film. It is all about this young fan, Ava, who’s chasing her dreams to be a football and EA SPORTS FC content creator. I thought it’s pretty smart, tapping into the gaming crowd like that.
I managed to get a closer look at the kit itself. The color, Taupe Haze, it’s kind of unique. It is got this subtle pattern that really grows on you. And those sponsor logos, they blend in nicely without being too in your face.
So, after spending my day digging into this, I’m pretty impressed. It’s not just a kit; it’s a bit of a story, a piece of the club’s heritage, and a nod to the fans, all rolled into one. And the gaming angle? That’s just clever. It is like they’re saying, “We see you, we’re part of your world too.” It’s a win in my book. Tottenham’s done good here, they’ve really done good.
