England Launch New Kit For Euro 2016 And Twitter Can't Handle It

Why are people so upset about the socks?

England and Nike have unveiled their new strip for Euro 2016 and Twitter can't handle it.

The Three Lions will stick with the traditional white home shirt but with light blue sleeves and a red away jersey with red shorts.

Introducing the new #England @nikefootball Vapor kit. Available 24 March. #nikefootball pic.twitter.com/kOxVkvoF9a

— England (@england) March 17, 2016

But it's the socks that people are most upset about.

The New England kit is so fresh. Not a fan of the red socks but I love the grey airbrushed sleeves #England

— Oli Glazebrook (@OGlazebrook) March 17, 2016

Do they realise they've all put the wrong socks on at the England kit launch?

— Josh Kisby (@Kisby_92) March 17, 2016

The new England kit looks like something made up of things you'd find in a lost property box

— Sam Davies (@Sam_Davies18) March 17, 2016

That new England kit is horrific !!

— Alex Narramore (@AlexNarramore10) March 17, 2016

Initial reaction to the England kit: a bit too Frenchy - where's the red on the shirt? The red socks are a bit gross, really

— Joe Krishnan (@joekrishnan) March 17, 2016

Absolutely loving the new England kit #EURO2016 pic.twitter.com/JsaaOZ5q7j

— Elliot Wagland (@elliotwagland) March 17, 2016

Nike's Creative Director said: “For both kits we set out with the goal of bringing together the colours that are synonymous with English football: white, red and blue – flashes of contrast are used to illustrate innovative details such as the cross-dyed knitted sleeves and the ventilation-enhancing stripe on the sides of the shirts and shorts.”

That England kit is going to be very unforgiving after a few beers. pic.twitter.com/kWNs70WFvs

— Tom Goodwyn (@tomgoodwyn) March 17, 2016

Genuinely the worst England kit in my lifetime. pic.twitter.com/kaqFhuD5Ry

— William Giles (@William_Giles) March 17, 2016

The 2016 England home and away kits will be available from nike.com and in stores starting March 24.

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