At Euro 2024, the Ukrainian national team will start a match against Romania on Monday, June 17, at 16:00 Kyiv time.
The Ukrainian brand Indposhiv, which created the suit for Mstislav Chernov at this year’s Oscars, presented the official uniform for the Ukrainian national football team.
According to the founder of the brand, creating an image for the team is a difficult task. After all, the measurements of athletes are unknown.
“The main challenge was the shortest possible deadline and the lack of player measurements. Therefore, we had to accumulate all our 15 years of experience and create measurement patterns knowing only the height and weight uniform should be comfortable and made of fabric, which wrinkles minimal and which will be comfortable to be in, according to the season,” said the founder of the Indposhiv brand, Ekaterina Vozianova.
The set includes a light blue bomber jacket and a white T-shirt with the logo of the Ukrainian Football Association, as well as light gray classic-fit trousers. Players will wear this uniform in championship matches.
It should be remembered that Indposhiv = is a well-known Ukrainian brand specializing in the production of premium-class clothes for individual orders. Founded in 2009, the brand quickly won the hearts of customers, giving them the opportunity to look stylish and elegant in any situation.
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It was previously reported that Ukrainian designer Ruslan Baginsky presented a transformable straw hat that turns into a bag.
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