Updated Ecuador 2011 through 2013 kits

Updated Ecuador kits from the Copa America 2011 through the World Cup 2014 Qualifiers. I'm also updated the kits illustrate on my previous Ecuador Copa America 2011 series.

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Font Ecuador 2011 Copa America kits

Ecuador national team football is grouped with Brazil, Paraguay and Venezuela for the Copa America 2011 tournament.

Since 1994, Ecuador or El Tricolor kits are manufactured by Marathon. Ecuador home shirt use the template with a stripe on the chest having the colours of the Ecuadorian flag: yellow, blue and red. These three colours fade into each other, and the manufacturer logo is centralised on the stripe just below the neck. The Ecuador shirt has a yellow main colour with a blue stripe on each shoulder and blue edges to the sleeves.

Venezuela 2010/11 kits

Recently I posted you the Vinotinto or the nickname for Venezuelan national away kits. To made it completed today I posted the home shirts. The 2010/11 shirt comes in their typical burgundy/vino colour with Adidas trademark three stripes on the shoulders of white. The side panels in gray predominate more in the rear, where the sides down around the back. Featuring on the back, just below the neck, a detail alluding to 200 years of independence, the eight stars of the flag are formed in an arc, and beneath the shield patriotic ribbons commemorating 200 years of independence. On the left side reads "1810" date on which Venezuela became independent in the middle "Venezuela" and the other side "2010". Another additional detailed Adidas Teamgeist logo was placed on the both sleeve as seen during the friendly match.

The home shirt was worn with the white shorts and socks with the burgundy and gray adding the detailed. The away outfit retained all the stylings of the home strip and simply replicated it in another colour, in Vinotinto case a white and burgundy for the detailed.

Venezuela Copa 2011 away kits

Actually these Venezuela away kits from the previous season design. As seen was worn once during the 2011 Copa America quarter-final football match held at the Estadio del Bicentenario stadium in San Juan, 1126 Km west of Buenos Aires, on July 17, 2011.

This 2010 design Adidas three stripes on the shoulders of burgundy. The side panels continue to use that tone, The living burgundy predominate more in the rear, where the sides down around the back. The shirt will also in the back, just below the neck, a detail alluding to 200 years of

independence, the eight stars of the flag are formed in an arc, and beneath the shield patriotic ribbons commemorating 200 years of independence. On the left side reads "1810" date on which Venezuela became independent in the middle "Venezuela" and the other side "2010". The Venezuelan away shirt was worn with the burgundy shorts and socks. For note these Adidas short also was the desing from the 2010/11 season kits.

Venezuela 2011/12 kits

El Vinotino (the Red Wine) 2011/12 kits will act as the team’s primary kit for July’s Copa America 2011 tournament and its 2014 FIFA World Cup qualifiers through 2012. The

Venezuela 2011/12 home jersey will see action in competition for the first time on March 16th in San Juan when the Vinotinto meets Copa America 2011 hosts Argentina in San Juan in a friendly.

The Venezuelan home shirt is manufactured by Adidas. The shirt comes in their typical burgundy/vino colour featuring an asymettrical grey collar and grey detail on the left side of the shirt. The jersey collar with some detailing inside reading 'La Vinotinto somos todos' literally meaning "We are all Vinotinto' above the colours of the Venezuelan flag. Other features the back of the shirt sees more detailing in grey along with a touch of white piping, as well as this an FVF insignia can be seen print at the back of the collar.

The away outfit retained all the stylings of the home strip and simply replicated it in another colour, in venezuelan case a white and burgundy as the detailed. These new Adidas away jersey do not made any appearance on Copa America 2011 tournament.

Venezuela Copa 2011 home kits

Venezuela or the nickname El Vinotino (the Red Wine) in Group B the 2011 Copa America tournament that be held in Argentina.

The Venezuelan home shirt is manufactured by Adidas. The shirt comes in their typical burgundy/vino colour featuring an asymettrical grey collar and grey detail on the left side of the shirt. The jersey collar with some detailing inside reading 'La Vinotinto somos todos' literally

meaning "We are all Vinotinto' above the colours of the Venezuelan flag. Other features the back of the shirt sees more detailing in grey along with a touch of white piping, as well as this an FVF insignia can be seen print at the back of the collar.

Peru copa font

I've got few requested for these team kits for Copa America team kits collection. Sadly I'm cannot posted any Umbro label here, instead for that I'm worked for you there these team kits font were used during the Copa America 2011 game.

Updated: Bolivia Copa America 2011

Got to updated, a requested with good sources for these kits. An honour to all my Bolivian friends. For completed Bolivian team kits, here the links.

Ecuador Copa America 2011 kits

Ecuador or F.E.F (Federacion Ecuatoriana de Futbol) have appeared in 2 World Cup, being the 2002 and 2006 editions. Alongside Chile and Venezuela, they are the three South American club which have never won the Copa America, and their best performances in the competition came in 1959 and 1993 when they ranked 4th and hosted the competition. Ecuador is grouped with Brazil, Paraguay and Venezuela for the Copa America 2011.

Since 1994, El Tricolor kits are manufactured by Marathon. Ecuador 2011-12 home shirt use the same template with a stripe on the chest having the colours of the Ecuadorian flag: yellow, blue and red. These three colours fade into each other, and the manufacturer logo is centralised on the stripe just below the neck. The Ecuador shirt has a yellow main colour with a blue stripe on each shoulder and blue edges to the sleeves. The front part of the collar is red, with the rest being yellow. Small flag is stitched on inside and outside of the neck.

The Ecuador away shirt has a blue base colour and uses the same template as the home shirt. The front part of the collar is yellow, with the rest being blue.
The shirt has a white stripe on each shoulder and white sleeve edges. The flag of the country appears at the back of the neck of both the home and the away shirts. Small flag is stitched on inside and outside of the neck. Marathon new fabric technology hidro tec fabric that absorbs sweat away from skin and keeps you dry features on these both shirts.

Bolivia Copa 2011 team kits

Yesterday I'm posted the team player name/numbers font set as references. Now the team kits, The national football team of Bolivia appeared in the World Cups of 1930, 1950 and 1994, but on all three occasions failed to get past the group stage.

Their biggest success in their history was winning the 1963 Copa America. Inspired on that team success, The national team’s new home shirt was launched on Thursday 9th June and it is based on the shirt worn by the team that years. The shirt is supplied by Walon. It has the exact characteristics of the uniform of 1963, with a green base colour and a white polo-style collar. The sleeve hems are white, and the right side of the shirt is a serpentine figure with the colors of the flag: red, yellow and green. As 48 years ago, the chest has two buttons (not shown) are white and three sheets. Other features on the back, is written 'Bolivia' and the letters in gold.

They will be playing in the 2011 Copa America in Group A consisting of hosts Argentina, as well as Colombia and Costa Rica. The team will also use the shirt for the qualification stage for the 2014 FIFA World Cup.

Bolivia Copa 2011 sets

The Bolivian font sets that I'm will applied to

my kits and Subbuteo template soon.

Uruguay 2010-11 home kits

Uruguayan home shirt keeps the traditional skyblue colour, the design press had initially stated that Puma were working on “special” designs to commemorate Uruguay`s 1950 World Cup victory. The template almost the same as my previos posted for Uruguay third place play-off kits, just slightly without collar. Other details include embroidered PUMA logos on the chest and sleeves along with a stitched Uruguay national crest which features 4 winners' stars: 2 for their World Cup Final victories and 2 for their Olympic games wins.

These template design were used by Uruguay in almost game at the World cup 2010 tournament and recently Copa America 2011. Below image show the v-neck supposed in white instead of skyblue.

Uruguay home 4th places WC2010 kits

Uruguay with a new Puma slightly updated version of the home shirt, during the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa Third Place Play-off match between Uruguay and Germany at The Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium on July 10, 2010 in Port Elizabeth, South Africa. Germany defeated Uruguay 3–2 to secure third place. Germany holds the record for most third place finishes in the World Cup, while Uruguay holds the record for most fourth place finishes.

Same as the previous Uruguay home shirt is manufactured by Puma and is mainly sky blue in colour featuring a watermark of the sun implemented across the shirt in honour of the national emblem. The Puma ‘cat’ logo is featured on the top right part of the chest as well as on the sleeves whilst the nation team emblem is featured just over the heart.

For note, these home design was worn only once during World Cup 2010 tournament and all players with these shirt against Germany except Diego Forlan still with the first design.

Updated Chile kits

Just to announce that I'm just updated both home and away kits for Chilean team. Please keep note the big letter on the players name, not like the other national team on Europe, all name in small letters. Next Uruguay.

Chile Away 2010-11 kits

La Federación de Fútbol de Chile (The Chile Football Federation) recently signed a kit deal with PUMA that will see La Roja wearing gear from the German company through 2015. Puma’s deal includes support to Youth Football development, National League improvement, boots for boys & girls in youth national teams, creation of a Football Museum, benefits for legend players and re-editions of historical jerseys. Puma will also supply official balls and equipment for referees. Chile had worn Brooks kits for the last few years including at the 2010 FIFA World Cup.

The new away strip was used for the first time during match

3- 1 South American Under-20 World Cup qualifying win over Venezuela in Arequipa, Peru. The PUMA PowerCat Collection

shirt is mainly white featuring the same template used for Tottenham’s home shirt. The upper part of the shirt is blue and a red,white and blue band runs diagonally just below. The Puma logo is placed on the upper right part with the Chilean Football Association emblem placed on the top left part of the chest.The player number is placed on the center part of the shirt.

Along with the new team kit, PUMA Chile announced the launch of an ad campaign that is inspired by Chilean’s spirit and culture. The campaign is based on the concept ‘One identity, one jersey, go Chile!’ and was developed by PUMA Chile’s creative agency Euro RSCG.