The new Wales World Cup kits have officially arrived.
Fans have been waiting patiently for the release of the adidas shirts Wales will wear in Qatar later this year, with recent leaks offering hints as to what they might look like.
Both kits can now be seen in all their glory and are available to pre-order from JD Sports from today. The shirts will be on sale from September 15 and cost £65 for the adult version. A specific women's version is also available at the same price, while the junior jerseys are priced at £50.
The red shirt will be worn with white shorts with red stripes down the sides and red socks featuring a prominent dragon on the shin. The white away shirt will be worn with red shorts.
The FAW say of the kits: "The red home shirt takes inspiration from the Dragon with its fire-breathing design that embodies the spirit and history of our proud nation.
"A daffodil with our famous ‘Gorau Chwarae Cyd Chwarae’ motto encircling it can be found below the collar on the back of the shirt, highlighting our heritage.
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"This Cymru shirt is made from Adidas’ recycled Primegreen fabric and features a ribbed crewneck with a green trim that is also present down the side of the shirt. They Cymru away shirt matches the colours of the national flag. Predominantly white, the shirt has a V-neck collar with red and green detail that nods to Cymru kits of the past.
"Both the home and way shirts have an expected release date of 15 September with pre-orders from JD available from today (3 September).
"You’ll see Rob Page’s team wear the kits for the first time in their upcoming UEFA Nations League matches against Belgium and Poland at the end of the month, ahead of its primetime showing in Qatar at the 2022 FIFA World Cup."
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