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Where and how to buy Team India Jersey?

Adidas has partnered with the BCCI to become the exclusive kit sponsor for the Indian cricket team until March 2028.

The BCCI, in collaboration with the well-known sportswear manufacturer Adidas, unveiled the new team India jerseys for all three formats, marking the beginning of a five-year agreement as kit sponsor of the men’s and women’s national teams.In this article we will help you in buying team India jersey.

Adidas retained the iconic three-stripes on the shoulders of the newly redesigned Indian uniforms and made the prices public on their website. Notably, designer Aaquib Wani contributed significantly to the design concepts for the kits.

On Thursday, June 1, the BCCI and the sportswear manufacturer used the iconic Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai as the backdrop for the unveiling of the new jersey on their official social media accounts. In a distinct clip shared by the BCCI, the players of both the men’s and women’s national teams can be seen wearing their new uniforms.

Prices and places for purchasing new Team India jerseys  

Fans can purchase the new uniform through the official Adidas app and website. However, the online sale will begin at 10:00 p.m. on Sunday, June 4th. Conversely, jerseys will be sold in designated Adidas stores across the country.

Notably, the packages are priced at INR 4,999 for all three available formats. In addition, Adidas announced the availability of supporter jerseys and replica jerseys for the ODIs, priced at INR 999 and INR 2,999, respectively. The cost of each style of official trousers is INR 4,599.

How to buy Team India jersey?

Here are the steps prospective buyers must take in order to purchase the new kit online:

1. Visit the official website or download the Adidas app

2. On the top menu, select ‘Collections’ and then the ‘Adidas x BCCI logo’

3. Select your preferred kit (T20I, ODI, Test), which contains both men’s and women’s apparel (T20I, ODI, Test).

4. Provide your address and submit payment

5. A formal message or email will be sent to validate.

Written by Ashish Ranjan

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