Arsenal adidas home kit launch, 1992
Yesterday saw the launch of the new Arsenal 2020-21 home strip – we ran a poll of the best Gunners first-choice kit since 1981. Incidentally, you can relive all of… Read more »
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New dawn for Roma
Roma’s 2020-21 set of kits will certainly have a tough act to live up to, as we recently charted (link on right). Their 2019-20 offerings had a near-perfect mix of… Read more »
Where others zig, Inter zag
As we say in last year’s article on English clubs with red-and-white-striped adidas shirts over the past decade (link on the right), it can be difficult for manufacturers to make… Read more »
Thistle do nicely!
We do enjoy the way that Partick Thistle are able to work their yellow, red and black colours in a number of ways while still staying instantly identifiable. For example,… Read more »
The Reds go marching back in
Chelsea’s win over Manchester City on Thursday night confirmed Liverpool as champions of England for the first time since 1990. There can be no doubting the Reds’ superiority in this… Read more »
Bayern hoping for a good omen
The elongated 2019-20 season means that some clubs will finish the campaign in different kits to which they started it. Bournemouth will wear their new strip from this weekend, for… Read more »
Liverpool’s solution to kit-deal problems
With no real football news, kit developments become even more important in the current climate and Football Shirt Culture have a doozy this morning, a really incredible story. Apparently, Liverpool… Read more »
PSG and Dortmund to both wear third kits – kind of
Given that it’s navy against yellow and black in Paris tonight, all seems normal for the game between Paris Saint-Germain and Borussia Dortmund but, strictly speaking, it’s third kit against… Read more »
Back to black for PSG
For the second season in a row, Paris Saint-Germain have launched a black kit featuring the Jordan ‘Jumpman’ logo. In 2018-19, the black outfit and its white counterpart were worn… Read more »
Dortmund’s European third kit
We must admit that we are fans of the usual kit approach of Borussia Dortmund. Most seasons, the German club have a black change kit (generally trimmed in yellow, but… Read more »
