Greek Football Club Athens Kallithea FC Unveils 24/25 Away Kit, Inspired by Founding Days and Captured in London Photoshoot
After wowing fans with a 1960s-inspired short film for their home shirt, Athens Kallithea FC is back with another stunning reveal – their 24/25 away kit. The Kappa-branded jersey pays homage to the club’s roots, drawing inspiration from their early days when they played in white shirts with navy shorts, earning them the nickname “England.” With the team’s return to Greece’s top division after 18 years, this release is especially meaningful for the club and its fans.
“We’re constantly looking to our club’s past,” says Ted Philipakos, president and creative director of Athens Kallithea FC. “It’s a chance to celebrate our origins and find inspiration for our new creations.”
The 24/25 away shirt stays true to the club’s history, featuring a clean white design with subtle debossed lines throughout. The slightly oversized collar complements the club crest, Kappa’s retro logo, and the National Museum of Contemporary Art Athens’s ΕΜΣΤ iconography in the team’s classic navy color. To showcase the new kit, the club enlisted photographer Ethan White to capture London model Aws Bob Fakhari wearing the jersey at Athens’ popular skateboarding spot, Latraac.
The 24/25 AKFC away shirt is now available for purchase on the club’s webstore, in both short-sleeve and long-sleeve options. Check out the campaign above to see the design in action. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of Athens Kallithea FC history.
