Graphite Volt Black Neon Football Kit – Custom Teamwear
GKKIT ORIGINAL FOOTBALL KIT · DESIGN 8 / 16
Graphite Volt — Black Neon Custom Football Kit
Graphite Volt keeps most of the kit dark, then uses neon lime as a precise signal rather than a full-surface color.
Design concept
Tonal graphite panels build depth at different distances. Thin voltage lines cut through them asymmetrically, making the silhouette identifiable without relying on a common chevron pattern.
The concept gives black-kit teams a recognizable visual signature while still leaving enough neutral space for crests, sponsors and tournament markings.
Customizable for your team
The volt accent can be changed to any high-contrast club color, while the graphite panels can remain tonal for a premium, repeatable team system.
- Team badge, club name and sponsor placement
- Player names and individual numbers
- Primary, secondary and goalkeeper color versions
- Youth and adult size runs for team orders
- Artwork adaptation for club, academy, school or event use
Explore more original GKKIT football kit designs
GKKIT ORIGINAL FOOTBALL KIT · DESIGN 8 / 16
Graphite Volt — Black Neon Custom Football Kit
Graphite Volt keeps most of the kit dark, then uses neon lime as a precise signal rather than a full-surface color.
Design concept
Tonal graphite panels build depth at different distances. Thin voltage lines cut through them asymmetrically, making the silhouette identifiable without relying on a common chevron pattern.
The concept gives black-kit teams a recognizable visual signature while still leaving enough neutral space for crests, sponsors and tournament markings.
Customizable for your team
The volt accent can be changed to any high-contrast club color, while the graphite panels can remain tonal for a premium, repeatable team system.
- Team badge, club name and sponsor placement
- Player names and individual numbers
- Primary, secondary and goalkeeper color versions
- Youth and adult size runs for team orders
- Artwork adaptation for club, academy, school or event use