India national football team kits

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Kit evolution[edit]

First kits[edit]

1960 Summer Olympics
1962 Asian Games
1966-67
2002
(Adidas)
2004–2005
(Adidas)
2006
(Nike)
2006–2007
(Nike)
2008–2009
(Nike)[1]
2009–2010
(Nike)
2010–Jun 2013
(Nike)
Jul 2013–2015
(Nike)
2015–2017
(Nike)
2017–2018
(Nike)
2018
(Nike)
2019–2020
(Six5Six)
2021–2022
(Six5Six)
2022–2023
(Six5Six)
2023–2024
(Performax)

Second kits[edit]

2002
(Adidas)
2004–2005
(Adidas)
2006
(Adidas)
2006–2007
(Nike)
2008–2009
(Nike)
2009–2010
(Nike)
2010–2013
(Nike)
2013–2015
(Nike)
2015–2017
(Nike)
2017–2018
(Nike)
2018
(Nike)
2019−2020
(Six5Six)
2021–2022
(Six5Six)
2022–2023
(Six5Six)
2023–2024
(Performax)

References[edit]

  1. ↑ https://www.footballkitarchive.com/india-2008-home-kit/

External links[edit]

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