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All PUMA kits for the 2020 national teams

After Italy, the German brand launches the uniforms of Austria, Iceland, Serbia and Switzerland

All PUMA kits for the 2020 national teams After Italy, the German brand launches the uniforms of Austria, Iceland, Serbia and Switzerland

After the "Renaissance" kit launched a few days ago, PUMA Football passes to the other teams in the portfolio. With a unique launch, the fast-growing German brand presented new kits from Switzerland, Serbia, Iceland, the Czech Republic and Austria. Most of the designs are very simple, essential and clean - unlike the "Crafted by Culture" series dedicated to the blues.

Switzerland - always an insidious opponent in European and world competitions - does not dare and remains tied to a simple design in red, while the back has a darker shade of red. The federation's flag and logo complete the shirt. Austria, on the other hand, shows a little more courage and chooses a template similar to that of Arsenal: red body, white sleeves and an all-over graphic inspired by the “Österreich” alpine clothes.

A very different story for Iceland, which for a few months has completed the transition to PUMA and defined the last step of a rebranding that seems magnificently successful. From the color "Electric Blue Lemonade" - official name of the color - the new uniform of Iceland recalls the morphology of a land that in the eyes of many seems to be still uncontaminated. The white and blue versions are completed with the brand new KSI logo.

Definitely more innovative is the design of the Serbian jersey and the only national team to be included in the creative project "Crafted by Culture". The home jersey pattern is inspired both by the style of traditional textile patterns found in national clothing, art and architecture, and by the electrical system of Nikola Tesla, probably the best-known Serbian personality in the world. Finally, the Czech Republic, which makes the lime tree the national symbol and the main source of inspiration for this new shirt.