what football shirts u got / what football shirts u want

puma manages to put at least three of its logo on every shirt.

No I know that, it's more the "Puma are AWFUL at designing kits m8, Adidas is the shit!" stuff I don't get.

general ranking of football kits from good to bad imo:

Adidas
Umbro
Nike
New Balance/Under Armour
Puma
Joma etc.

macron has my least favorite logo
http://d2dzjyo4yc2sta.cloudfront.net/?url=images.pitchero.com%2Fui%2F119862%2F1465336185_9135.jpg&w=820&t=fit&q=85

Love Macron because they were the only one of the big companies willing to deal with Hereford when they reformed in such a lowly league.

With the Wembley appearance and all they sold FIFTEEN THOUSAND shirts of various types in the first season, they had branded videos on the front page of their website of "the road to the FA Vase final" in the week leading up to it.

They even sent a delegation to the match and sponsored a box - we were on the same train as them from Baker Street and got chatting, they were laughing about how it was prosecco and cigars all round as re-orders kept coming in. They also pointed out that they made Palace's kit and they had played in the FA Cup final the day before, and to ask ourselves why they were making the effort to come from Italy for us and not them...

Aw, well done Macron.

Before today I'd only harboured a vague resentment based on the unnecessary largitude of the logo passing for an o in their trademark.

iirc that marseille one is just a special edition shirt to commemorate the cup win

shame usa didnt make the wc as their new kits are a blast
as for the wc i really like germany home & away, belgium home, nigeria home & away & brazil away i guess so far

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/newpix/2018/03/26/13/4A9268C500000578-5544857-image-a-116_1522065824413.jpg

Denmark will take on Chile on Tuesday evening in a one-off patchwork kit that pays homage to the national team strips through the years.

Kit manufacturer Hummel released pictures of the stunning design with Danish fans hailing the memories evoked from the shirt.

that one looks alright!

nike did one for arsenal & st petersburg in the last few years that werent as easy on the eye

theyre both shown here:
https://www.footyheadlines.com/2017/05/zenit-create-special-nike-kit-to-farewell-club-legend.html

https://media.tycsports.com/files/2018/04/29/7871/1_416x555.jpg

Is it just me or does the collar of our shirt for next season look like it includes a dinky little bow-tie?

https://www.thekitman.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/img_5777.jpg

hm https://www.thekitman.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/img_5777.jpg

Ach well you can click this if you want to see the bow-tie effect

https://www.thekitman.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/img_5777.jpg

https://www.thekitman.co.uk/exeter-city-2018-19-home-kit-released/

dog dirt

it really does

for real want this one

Just when I thought the rug story couldn't get any better

that's a screamer

I'm already trying to google translate the hell out of Rostov's website but not getting anywhere so far. I need that kit.

Last Saturday I went to see the first home match of Clapton CFC (the supporter-owned club formed by the 'Clapton Ultras' that had been watching Clapton FC). Not because I was massively interested in them, but just because I was free, it only cost £2 to get in, and it was just five minutes away from my house. I didn't know much about them, but I knew they wore red and white stripes, so I was a bit confused when they came onto the pitch wearing a red/yellow/purple/spots/stripes/stars monstrosity of a kit. I thought it was awful. When I read the programme I found out that the fans had voted on this design for their new away kit and it was based on the flag of the anti-fascists in the Spanish civil war. Worthy, maybe, but an embarrassing design, I thought. I now see it's become an overnight sensation - despite the fact there were only about 200 people at the match, they've sold over 5,000 shirts in the this week and had to suspend orders because they can't cope with the demand (mostly coming from Spain).
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2018/aug/31/no-pasaran-clapton-cfc-anti-fascist-football-kit-proves-hit-in-spain

> “they shall not pass”

I'm not sure whether this is terrible or genius.

I like the red/black halves and I especially like the badge.

https://goo.gl/images/GHDrsT

NOB

It’s got me written all over it.

A New Wave Rises 🇮🇹
Introducing @azzurri new kit, straight from the Renaissance.
Available now. pic.twitter.com/mBKnvFSMAO

— PUMA Football (@pumafootball) October 7, 2019

Ordering rn

My local lower div side is polling ppl with different options for next year. Most aren't bad but this might do it for me.

Option 2! #MplsCity #Uncorporate pic.twitter.com/aPrRZkdqJh

— Minneapolis City SC (@mplscitysc) October 8, 2019

my eyes!

https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-tRxXfRGt1rc/XSwnOQOLxiI/AAAAAAACBT8/17yfroZZ1Hs7IQtWwsUg4NbkP3bEnaIBACLcBGAs/s1600/manchester-city-19-20-third-kit-1.jpg

ha defo! wasn't that a couple years back?
the new puma ones look good, especially italy home for the euros

it was yesterday! fa cup, bbc1 around 9ish, man city third kit apparently.

the top is yellower in other pictures.

https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/man-city-leaked-third-kit-16563247

but you need the pink shorts and yellow socks for the full effect

In a Rugby pub last autumn- I mean a pub in Rugby, Warwickshire- some old coot turned to me and said how fugly that Man City third kit is. Getting a grunt of agreement from me, he then added "that kit, it wants taking out and shooting"

Some cool football shirts on this thread

We have some cool classic kits on https://www.legendsfootballshirts.co.uk/

Cool

https://soccerstories.substack.com/p/the-kit-industrial-complex

Many soccer clubs began thinking of themselves as quasi-lifestyle brands some time ago. Paris Saint-Germain aspires to becoming a purveyor of fashion. So does Juventus. But a slew of American teams playing in the minor leagues or even in amateur circuits, like Providence City, Forward Madison and the Kingston Stockade, have hurried past building a global soccer juggernaut and skipped ahead to the fashion part.

Whereas PSG and its fellow powerhouses see streetwear as an avenue to tap into new markets—namely the non-fans—and eke out a little more revenue, some savvy American clubs have made the merchandising business central to their model. It’s the jerseys that makes the soccer possible, rather than the other way around.

Finally got myself a Basel shirt, four years after studying there

https://www.macron.com/media/catalog/product/cache/3609b09b553c05116542f0fc5098fc14/4/b/4b0dcec075f3f83ff9e939a6d0504e4e58559501_1.jpg

Font choice on the new German shirt for the Euros is quite something.

Historisch gesehen sehr fragwürdig solche Trikots zur HeimEM zu ermöglichen @DFB @adidas pic.twitter.com/KE69jAyIQ9

— Michael König (@08MiKowitsch15) March 29, 2024