nurez305:
Am I the only one who didn't see anything special in this over hype jersey

that's because life is not fair to the blind

NICE ONE

A work well done

and with the way our guys are playing, we might only be seeing these nice stuffs for the first round alone...

To be honest, the design is top notch. I don't know why Nike decided to stop producing when they can still earn revenue. I guess they are satisfied with the income earned.

Whistling

nurez305:
Am I the only one who didn't see anything special in this over hype jersey

no be only u my brother

NoApology:
Lalasticlala

The jersey is so fine even no super star could out shine it.
Wizkid name has never been mentioned in all my visited thread.
Even Ebuka Mr dapper cannot kill the jerseys shine. Him go lost walahi �

Make we fry eba and egusi for this oyinbo

Nice job ...it takes extraordinary interest in a country to go an extra mile to make a great jersey.

PS: All we need is winning with it

Where's the design in the plain one?

more credit to the guy that did the 94 original design from Adidas

Ivanlxi:


Dat dude funny me lmao

LOL,
Its good to see outsiders identify with Nigerians not as fraudsters but for something good.

As beautiful as d jersey, it's gradually becoming our undoing.

The eagles are so fascinated by it that they admire one another on the field and forget to score goals and effectively defend against simple set-pieces on match day

If given the opportunity, Nigerians can put up a better design.....Andy Randa on my mind.

The same jersey is rated number 38 out of 64 home and away kits

I love the plain dark green one.

So theres no designer in Nigeria that can do the job, blacks still remains the white man's slave.

Kini big deal...an average Nigerian designer will do better.

[quote author= post=68272737]Matthew Wolff, born in 1990 is a graphic designer who currently works at Nike in New York City.

Born in 1990?
This is so impressive, and you see some people that can be his uncles or dad here on Nairaland shouting about hatred and tribalism, cursing out their parents and family members 24/7 online.
Shameless people.
It's not too late for you guys to do something good with your life!
Smh[/quote

What ka I na emini sef? If government can do all she needs to do no Nigerian will need anybody's support. The truth is Nigerians, especially many youths, are trying but government is the only problem, an obstacle, by not doing what they are supposed to do and not giving everybody the same levelplaying ground.

MrWondah:
Olushun Francis Okafor,

U sef see am

Jersey.... Czech Republic beat us.

Jersey.... England beat us.

I wonder if na that jersey we go take win Argentina

Like for d dark plain green jersey
Share for the other

[quote author=Mpanyi post=68273063][/quote]
It's good we stop putting all blames on the government.
RISE UP

Big up man.

nurez305:
Am I the only one who didn't see anything special in this over hype jersey

Why will u see it,do u have eyes? Your guess is as good as mine

Confirm na

Adaowerri111:
He was paid handsomely

Truly you are the only one. All by yourself. This kit is dope, I want it all=

nurez305:
Am I the only one who didn't see anything special in this over hype jersey

post=68272737:
Matthew Wolff, born in 1990 is a graphic designer who currently works at Nike in New York City.

Born in 1990?
This is so impressive, and you see some people that can be his uncles or dad here on Nairaland shouting about hatred and tribalism, cursing out their parents and family members 24/7 online.
Shameless people.
It's not too late for you guys to do something good with your life!
Smh

is not too late for u too

NoApology:
Nike on Wednesday, February 7 unveiled Super Eagles 2018 FIFA World Cup jerseys to much acclaim on social media.

Leading the team that designed the jersey is Matthew Wolff who works for Nike. After the unveiling, he took to Twitter to say; “It was so much fun designing these World Cup 2018 pieces for Nigeria with the Nike team!”


These are five things you should know about him.

1.Matthew Wolff, born in 1990 is a graphic designer who currently works at Nike in New York City.

2. Matthew Wolff specialises in sports branding, logo and jersey design.

3. He grew up in Minneapolis, United States and London, United Kingdom. He attended Skidmore College, a private, independent liberal arts college in Saratoga, New York.


Matthew Wolff lives in New York (Instagram/Matthew Wolff )
He also attended Parsons the New School for Design, a private art and design college in Manhattan, New York.

4. Before working at Nike, Wolff worked for the likes of IMG Colleges, Hypebeast and TV Land.

5. The Super Eagles World Cup jerseys are not his first job, he launched the visual identities of MLS side New York City FC where Frank Lampard and Italian legend Andrea Pirlo played before they retired. FIFA World Cup winner with Spain, David Villa still plays for New York City FC.

Wolff has also done works for Los Angeles FC and other numerous minor league and youth clubs.



https://mobile.twitter.com/wolffmatt/status/961269896695943174

...is he Nigerian?