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 »
Tag: Nike
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 »
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 »
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 »
Midweek Mashup – Paris Saint-Germain, 1994
Thanks to the guys behind Histoire du PSG for their assistance In the summer of 1993, Paris Saint-Germain went in a different direction with their kit approach. Having had white… Read more »
Fantasy Kit Friday – Nigeria 2002, Germany 2014
Two offerings today which kind of buck the usual trend in that each keeps the team with the same kitmaker but designs and or colour-schemes are altered. First up, Nigeria:… Read more »
Midweek Mashup – 2014 World Cup special
By Daniel Gellatley We highly recommend checking Daniel’s own blog, Kitted Off In late 2013, adidas unveiled the new home kits of its leading teams that would be showcased at… Read more »
The long and short of it
By David Reynolds For more of David’s output, see here As a fan of proper long-sleeved shirts, Papa Bouba Diop has a lot to answer for, in my opinion. I… Read more »
Season in Kits – Roma, 2019-20
Thanks to the AS Roma Ultras site, Pete Doyle of AS Roma Matchworn and Ed Moynihan of Forza27 for their assistance While AC Milan have a fine set of kits… 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 »
