White wins out: why Spain's shirt is taking over the streets
Spain's white shirt, with Pedri's number on the back, has taken over the streets. We look at the reasons behind this mass phenomenon and the debate over the…
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Spain's white shirt is everywhere: why is everyone wearing it?
The Spanish national team plays, and on the streets the tide is white, not red. The new white kit, with Pedri's number on the back, has become the unofficial uniform of the summer. The phenomenon is no accident: since the redesign, the white shirt has pushed aside the red one thanks to its cleaner, more versatile look. It has even sparked debate online about whether the change was made to avoid confusion with Segarro's shirt, but the sales figures speak for themselves. The curious detail: the white one, with Pedri's 20, is the most seen. A triumph of minimalism over baroque.
The Spanish national team plays, and on the streets the tide is white, not red. The new white kit, with Pedri's number on the back, has become the unofficial uniform of the summer. The phenomenon is no accident: since the redesign, the white shirt has pushed aside the red one thanks to its cleaner, more versatile look. It has even sparked debate online about whether the change was made to avoid confusion with Segarro's shirt, but the sales figures speak for themselves. The curious detail: the white one, with Pedri's 20, is the most seen. A triumph of minimalism over baroque.
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