The’SC Heerenveen, a Dutch team playing in the Eredivisie, has presented the New Home kits which it will wear throughout the coming competitive season. The shirts are characterised by water lily petals, a symbol and a strong reference to the region – Friesland – which the club represents. The shirts feature innovative designs and graphics, but also convey a strong message of sustainability as they are manufactured by Macron in Eco Fabric, 100% polyester fabric made from recycled plastic.

The new ‘Home Kit’ of SC Heerenveen, a choker, features the traditional vertical white and blue stripes. The white sections feature red petals, applied using sublimation printing, of pompeblêd, a Frisian name for the leaves of the yellow water lily, which feature on the flag of Friesland and the club’s crest. The back of the neck is personalised with the club’s logo and colours, alongside the Macron logo and the inscription Designed in Bologna’, to certify and highlight how each garment is conceived, designed and developed in the’Headquarters of the Italian brand.

A water lily petal is also printed in red on the outer nape of the neck. On the chest, in silicone print, on the right is the Macron the Hero, on the left the coat of arms of the’sc Heerenveen. At the bottom of the jersey there is a personalised strip bearing the Frisian inscription “Lit jim gean, Friezen” (Let yourselves go, people of Friesland). The shorts are white, and there are two options for the socks: black with a blue top edge and two white stripes, or white with a blue top edge and a white stripe.

The jumpers have a fit Slim fit, the main fabric is Eco Softlock and the presence of the rear panel in Eco Micromesh and the inserts in Eco Mesh They ensure a lightweight feel and maximum breathability.