Could see the badge being on the shirts as long as Nike is making them.
Manufacturing process on the player-version shirts seems to necessitate it.
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Manufacturing process on the player-version shirts seems to necessitate it.
Someone's nicked Kanes keyboard
There are some places where booze sponsorship isn't allowed on kids sizes(I think the UK is one..Everton's kids kits last year are clean), so the the deals are for less cash. Not 100% certain, but I think it applies for gambling too.
Yeah perhaps. I don't know if any kits they make show an exception or not
Having a quick look through their shirts...
http://store.nike.com/gb/en_gb/pw/mens-football-kits-jerseys/7puZ896Zoeo?ipp=99
The France and Holland kits are examples of a shield-less design, in fairness. The caveat being that (if you zoom in on these logos) they're not embroidered at all - more 'pressed on' like the player name/number.
So if we got the simple cock/ball again, it wouldn't have that nice embroidered feel that the Under Armour kits had.
Disappointed if the crest isn't embroidered on. Kits just seem to feel so much cheaper if badges are heat pressed on. After several washes they begin to peel away.
I'd want the more expensive vapour max match shirt, rather then the cheaper Stadium shirt. Not sure if the tighter fit would look good on my middle aged spread.
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That time stamp looks wrong. Isn't this from some time in March?
I really don't mind the badge tbh.
...glad about the Navy shorts too...
It's just that FUCKING RED LOGO!
(but I can live with it!!)
It's called applique.
The badges (like the France one) are woven together (to make like a patch), and supplied separately to the manufacturer which are then applied to the kit with much, much less stitching. Embroidering the crest directly onto the kit would make it likely that there'd be imperfections and that "gathering" you get when it gets washed etc.
If it helps make your mind up - the cheaper kit will have an embroidered badge whereas the expensive one will be a rubber transfer.
At least that's what the Barcelona kits would indicate.
They look like they're skateboarding!
I´m confused
No. You're Confusius.
On one of the spurs pages on faceache,someone has put a pic of of the proposed 2nd kit that his mate (who works in JD Sports ) took.
He has yet to reply to my query of whether his mate gets a discount..
He has yet to reply to my query of whether his mate gets a discount..
and TBF the one thing you couldn't abide fallen off the kit after a few washes is the badge
So, the only excitement now then is what colour the socks are gonna be? White, blue, or black matching the shorts? I´m confused
It'll be white socks.
Damn!!!
