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The pattern isn’t, though; it was shared by several teams last season. What made it properly unique was the printed design, but that’s the easiest part to change.

Let’s be real here: no team outside the top-tier sides in the Champions League are going to get fully-bespoke kits, and even then there’s brand value for those manufacturers in them having some sort of thematic consistency. There is always going to be some template basis to them, but what...

Personally I think Portsmouth’s kit this season is a cracker, it’s very reminiscent of their early 90s Asics kit:

I’ve tried my best to not really get sucked into the whole SISU-CCC-Wasps thing because it feels like an endless time sink, but has it been previously speculated that members of CCC are on the take from Wasps/ACL? Because this feels like exactly the kind of payoff you’d expect from a corrupt...

This feels like a better denim texture :D

Dunno why I didn’t think to try this before: denim, anyone? :D

Absolute worst case scenario for the player kits they could get blank shirts and have the sponsor logo applied here in the UK.

Some of these definitely work better than others, btw… I think maybe my favourite is the mid-sky blue with lighter sky blue stripes, navy cuffs and collar. I’m sure I’m way off the mark compared to the real deal by now though.

Still no new kit announcement? I’m really starting to get impatient! I guess that means I can throw out a few random combinations of shades for some more concepts?

Intriguing. Hummel don’t make a teamwear template that looks like either of these shirts, so I’m very interested in their origin. You might remember that last year a photo leaked of what was purported to be our new Hummel kit beforehand, was rubbished by the club (and slagged by the fans on...

Two guys arguing over whether or not something is sexist is not a good look. If in doubt, ask some women what they think.

I’m pretty sure I saw exactly this design on a novelty apron on Brighton seafront once.

It’s such an indication of low-end businesses when they don’t have any idea how to use their brand mark in physical media. That Pure Vans logo should be all the same colour (probably white) to ensure the best contrast. By insisting on that garish purple it not only clashes but makes it less legible.

Here are the Newport (away) and Southend home shirts just released. I particularly like how they’ve incorporated the waves into the pattern of the Southend kit.

Anyone heard anything about a points deduction for Sheffield Wednesday next season?