Adidas says a temporary shortage of the letter “V” affects availability of some replica World Cup shirts for Germany, following strong fan demand. Multiple outlets report that supporters buying player shirts such as those for Kai Havertz, Deniz Undav and Aleksandar Pavlovic quickly drained supplies that were needed for certain shirt names or related text. Adidas told AFP that there were short-term shortages in availability of the letter “V” and that the issue is resolved, with shirts containing the letter expected to be available to order online again soon. One report notes that an online attempt to purchase a Havertz shirt earlier in the day failed with a message indicating Adidas was out of stock of the letter “V,” but the shirts later returned later the same day. Adidas supplies kits for Germany and for 14 of the 48 teams competing at the World Cup. Separate context mentioned by the reports includes that Germany will stop using Adidas as its kit supplier from 2027 and switch to Nike, ending a partnership lasting more than 70 years.
Adidas says shortage of letter “V” temporarily delays some Germany World Cup shirt orders
Adidas says a temporary shortage of the letter “V” affects availability of some replica World Cup shirts for Germany, following strong fan demand. Multiple outlets report that supporters buying player...
- Adidas reports a short-term shortage of the letter “V” affecting some replica World Cup shirts.
- Germany fans’ high demand temporarily drains “V”-related supplies for certain player shirts.
- Adidas names players affected, including Kai Havertz, Deniz Undav and Aleksandar Pavlovic.
- An Adidas online purchase attempt was blocked with an “out of stock” message for the letter “V,” then items returned later.
- Adidas says the shortages are quickly resolved and shirts will be available to order online again soon.
FRANKFURT, Germany (AFP) — Replica World Cup shirts of several German players were temporarily unavailable due to a shortage of the letter "V" following high demand from fans, Adidas said Wednesday. The sportswear giant, which supplies kits for the German team, said supporters flocking to snap up shirts of Kai Havertz, Deniz Undav and Aleksandar Pavlovic had drained supplies of the letter. "There were short-term shortages in the availability of the letter V," a spokesman told AFP. But he added that "these were quickly resolved" and that football tops with the "letter 'V' will soon be available to order online again". Earlier Wednesday, an attempt to buy a Havertz shirt on Adidas's online store was unsuccessful, and produced the message: "Sorry, we're currently out of stock of the following characters: V." But they were available again later in the day, at a cost of 170 euros (US$198). Adidas supplies kits for 14 of the 48 teams competing at this year's World Cup, and makes huge profits from selling merchandise related to the tournament. But the German national team is dropping Adidas as its kit supplier from 2027, ending a partnership that spanned more than 70 years and four World Cup triumphs, and switching to United States sportswear giant Nike.
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2 months agoThe sportswear giant said supporters flocking to snap up shirts of Kai Havertz, Deniz Undav and Aleksandar Pavlovic had drained supplies of the letter.
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