Paris Saint-Germain PSG Nike Kits 2020/2021 - DLS2019 Kits

"The Hechter jersey is a special symbol of PSG and I think it is right that we wear a classic version of it on this important anniversary," commented Marquinhos, the club's iconic defender.

The kit has a dark blue base with a vertical red stripe down the center, flanked by two thin white slats. The idea corresponds to the model created in 1973 by Daniel Hechter, an artist and one of the team's patrons during its first years of life.

In addition to the use of the classic Hechter design, the jersey celebrates the club's new anniversary with a tape inscribed with the legend “Paris Saint-Germain - 50 Ans” on the sides.

Here white is the boss, while the central strip is red with blue edges. The collar is also blue and its buttoned style - different from the title holder - recalls the 1995-96 model, the season in which PSG won the old Recopa de Europa, with Raí and Youri Djorkaeff as commanders.

On the back there is not much to describe: it is white and completely smooth, providing more than enough contrast space for the numbering and identification of the players.

On the sides, on the other hand, the trendy tape that marks the club's half century of life is visible, with the inscription "Paris Saint-Germain 50 Ans".

A label in the colors of the French flag, at the waist, provides the finishing touch of a shirt that pleases our senses and makes the pockets tremble.

Now, that same burgundy takes center stage in the PSG third shirt, unfolding across the torso and spreading to the pants and socks.

A set of tonal pinstripes serves as the trim, while white (on the shoulders) and black (collar and cuffs) do the work of contrast.

To the deep regret of Ander Herrera (?), The PSG shield changes its original colors for a combo of black and gold. Designers say it's to commemorate the club's 50 years.

The configuration and the color palette are repeated on the back. The only thing different is the player identification, which mixes white with gold edges.