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Tottenham have released a new third kit for the 2018-19 season ahead of their Premier League opener against Newcastle on Saturday.
Spurs players will wear the new design at St. James' Park as they kick off their campaign just days after several members of the squad returned from an extended summer break following the World Cup.
The bespoke 'neptune green' Nike strip is selling for £65 on the club's official website and includes several references to their N17 home, including a map of north London slapped across the chest.
The colours have been chosen to reflect "urban environments and the natural world" while the jersey itself includes subtle references to popular Tottenham shirts from the 80s and 90s.
Tottenham said: "The design is inspired by a combination of modern sport, territorial pride and Spurs’ heritage.
"The club’s impact in North London is depicted graphically through the heavy, foreboding darkness of the upper half of the shirt with hard, geometric design elements drawing references from the club’s iconic kits of 1985-86, 1986-87 and 1991-92.
"The print on the shirt appears as a modern, asymmetrical pattern, blurring the lines between football culture and youth-inspired street culture.
"The modern and unexpected colour palette of the third kit takes inspiration from those found in urban environments and the natural world."
