Nigeria's Iconic Nike World Cup Kit Is Being Re-Released

Didn't get to grab one the first time around? Don't vex.

Nigeria's Iconic Nike World Cup Kit Is Being Re-Released

Around this time last year, the world was preparing for the 2018 World Cup and Nike's Nigerian football kit was all the rage, quickly becoming a streetwear staple. A year later and the hype for the Super Eagle's uniform still hasn't died down.

The popular jersey, which goes for an average resell price of $170 to $295, according to HypeBeast, is being restocked and will go for its original retail price of $91. The jersey is available for pre-order on soccer merchandiser Pro:Direct. They announced the re-release on Twitter on Monday.

READ: The Secret Behind Nike's New Naija Football Kits are Nigerians Themselves


The accompanying floral green tracksuit and a range of new dry-fit tees that feature the same zig-zagged pattern are currently available for purchase on Nike.com.

The iconic green and white chevron jersey was the most sought after kit of the 2018 World Cup, it broke pre-order records ahead of its release and was shortlisted for the prestigious Beazley Design of the Year Award.

It's not often that a one-of-a-kind item the level of is re-stocked, so if you weren't able to get your hand on one the first time around—now's your chance.

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