Great one-offs – France, 2016
This kit is mentioned in the latest edition of the Kitted Out podcast Even four years on, the first iteration of the Nike Vapor range continues to divide opinion. Our… Read more »
Category: One-offs
Great one-offs – Wales yellow third kits, 2002
In a previous article, we look at Wales’s kit history with Lotto and the oddities that that threw up. The move to another Italian supplier, Kappa, in 2000, didn’t really… Read more »
Great one-offs – Barcelona, 2002
During the 1980s, when Meyba made their kits, Barcelona had change shirts in both blue and red. Kappa and then Nike began to use different hues such as aqua, orange… Read more »
Great one-offs – Roma, 2002
One of the first instalments in this series was a navy Roma third kit worn against Monaco in 1991-92. That was a strip born out of necessity, but this example… Read more »
Great one-offs – Juventus, 2017
Given the two shirts that have followed it – including this season’s halved effort – the 2017-18 Juventus shirt (right) remains the last properly traditional offering provided to the club… Read more »
One-offs – Newcastle United, 1987
Thanks to Ross Morecroft and Andrew Rockall for their assistance From the point of view of a cohesive and complementary set of kits, Newcastle United looked to be well served… Read more »
Great one-offs – Chelsea, 2020
By Nik Yeomans In late December, Chelsea announced, rather quietly, that the team would wear a special one-off kit in the FA Cup third-round tie against Nottingham Forest. Part of… Read more »
One-offs – France, 1980
Previously, we have looked at France shirts that were only worn by the country’s underage teams and not the senior side, and today’s offering was one we thought fell under… Read more »
Great one-offs – Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund, 1989
Something different for this offering, featuring a little bit of educated guessing. Obviously, Bayern Munich and adidas are intrinsically linked but, given that they had Nike kits for 15 years… Read more »
One-offs, Republic of Ireland, 2007
The Republic of Ireland’s final Euro 2008 qualifier, away to Wales in November 2007, was a nothing game. A game between the sides fifth and third in Group D –… Read more »
