OGC Nice has the pleasure of presenting its new kit for the 2017/18 season.

Revealed during an improvised football tournament at Place Masséna, in the centre of Nice, exclusively, here are the three kits that will be worn by the Aiglons this season, uniting technical nature, comfort and elegance.

The red and black kit retains the successful elements of the 2016-17 shirt. The collar with 3 buttons and the fitted cut return – for one season – and complete the traditional red and black stripes, which are larger than in the past, whilst the back, will be entirely in black.

The finish is detailed, as can be seen by the logo embossed tone on tone around the embroidered coat of arms.

The white elements on the shirt are echoed on the shorts and socks of the Aiglons’ main kit. So it is out with the traditional black shorts and socks, as was the case in the 90s.

Lucien Favre’s side will pull on the kit for the first time on Saturday, against FC Stade Nyonnais, for the occasion of their first friendly of the summer.

Obliged to be light, the away kit plays on nuances of white, completed by red and black touches on the collar, the edge of the sleeves and the sides of the shirt and the shorts. 

Whilst the stripes are printed in tone on tone on the torso of the Aiglons. 

The 'third' kit, gains the most stylistic curiosity amongst this collection and is undoubtedly the kit filled with the most history. Usually dominated by black, the Gym's third shirt will, this season, be blue in hommage to the original club colours.

To understand, you need to go back to the beginning of the institution. During the club's foundation in July 1904, the Gymnase Club de Nice, ancestor of the current Gym, played in blue and black. And it was only in September 1919 - during its fusion with Football Vélo Club - that the red and black were adopted. 

Thin stripes and a monochrome logo, OGC Nice through the third shirt, will pay tribute, with sobriety and distinction, to its illustrious  past. 

For this new season, OGC Nice will benefit from all of the technical expertise of Macron for the production of the kits, allowing the Aiglons to have the necessary comfort to put in  performances of the highest level, especially thanks to its 'mesh insert' system allowing effective ventilation. 

The Mutuelles du Soleil logo will appear on the front of the Aiglons' shirt. A confidence that is renewed for the 7th consecutive season, the most recent proof of the desire of the two "partners" to continue looking to the future together. 

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