The best jerseys of 2022

2022 was a special year. A year in which football jerseys experienced an era of profound evolution, leaving the playing field to become a lifestyle item. An importance demonstrated by their assiduous presence in the lookbooks of the best fashion houses up to the catwalks, where they reigned almost unchallenged. An explosion that came about thanks to two trends that have in turn partly influenced this year, the first being undoubtedly the Bloke Core, and the New Normality assumed by jerseys. A few days ago, among the many jerseys made this year, you had chosen four, four jerseys that throughout the season were able to attract your attention. And after a hard-fought vote, the winner is Vasco Da Gama with its white jersey and jacquard pattern.

Vasco Da Gama - Kappa

The first and undisputed choice was the jersey made by Kappa for Vasco Da Gama with its pattern inspired by the tiles of São Januário, the home of the Brazilian club. The Brazilian club's jersey is then embellished by the collar, this season's star element. We have seen it in fact in many jerseys, especially in those made by adidas for Manchester or Arsenal, but also the Turin brand has not been outdone by including it in those of Venezia.

Arsenal - adidas

After the arrival of the first jersey also characterised by the collar, the German brand and the Gunners have created an away kit that is completely black with a geometric pattern inspired by the inscriptions that the fans cross when they go to the Emirates Stadium during matches. A shirt where, like last year, the famous cannon on the kit is back in a very special bronze colour that has caught the attention of London fans and others.

Inter - Nike

Made by Nike, the jersey defined as Brothers&Sisters of the World exalts the international character that has always distinguished the Milanese club from its name, with a truly unusual design for game kits. White forms the basis of the new design, enriched by a light aqua print depicting a planisphere. The inclusive spirit and openness towards the world is also underlined by the inscription 'Internazionale' positioned on the inside of the collar, while the team's coat of arms, recoloured to match the jersey's colour scheme, is positioned in correspondence with Milan on the map.