The New Zealand national football team has unveiled their latest jerseys in collaboration with German sports manufacturing giants, Puma, marking a significant milestone since their partnership announcement.
Breaking away from a 20-year association with Nike, the Kiwis have introduced fresh home and away jerseys ahead of the 2024 men’s and women’s international fixtures. Shared by NZ Football, the images reveal jerseys with a stunning new style yet retaining simplicity. The black jersey features a “silver and grey camouflage background with fern accents,” while the white strip incorporates a subtle teal accent, both styled in a smart V-neck design.
Andrew Pragnell, CEO of New Zealand Football, expressed excitement about the partnership, stating, “This is an exciting new partnership that will take our national teams and New Zealand Football to the next level.” He emphasised Puma’s commitment to excellence, aligning with the association’s ambition to elevate football standards in New Zealand.
With football continuing to gain popularity in New Zealand, the partnership aims to foster its continued growth and support. The jerseys will be first worn during the Oceania Football Conference Women’s Olympic Qualifier in Samoa this February, as the Kiwi’s prepares to take on Tonga.
The new style and in the New Zealand Puma International Jerseys reflects the beginning of an era for Kiwi football, as they hope to elevate their game to greater heights on the international stage.
