I'm choosing between the Adidas Germany 2024 Home Stadium Jersey and the Nike USA 2018 Away Stadium Jersey. Germany feels more classic, but the USA one looks easier to style with jeans or shorts.
Bayern's new 26/27 third kit hides references to four iconic moments in club history, including Beckenbauer, Kahn, Kuffour and Robben.I actually like when a kit has something to discover instead of just another random pattern.
Picked up theLyon 2006-07 home shirt. The old sponsor, simple crest, and clean white base just work.Such a good snapshot of mid-2000s Ligue 1.
I recently ordered some merch from the official Manchester City store to the U.S.: two adult jerseys, a kids jersey, and a baby kit.
UPS held the shipment at customs and sent me a CPSC (Consumer Product Safety Commission) form that needed to be completed or they said the shipment could be returned/abandoned.
Just curious what happened and how long it took for your package to clear.
Pretty much every Premier League club has dropped at least one new kit, and the styles are all over the place. Some went classic, some went full retro, and some gotreallyexperimental.Who actually cooked this year?
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I keep getting jerseys where the sleeves feel perfect, but the body is way too loose. Going down a size fixes the waist, then the shoulders feel tight.Do you size for the shoulders or the body?
I'm starting to think the sponsor can completely change the vibe of a kit.
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A lot of new kits look flawless in promo shots, but that almost makes them feel less interesting. Give me a little texture, a slightly different cut, or some weird detail that you only notice up close.Do modern kits need to look polished, or do they need a little personality?
TheManchester United 1998-99 homehas one of those designs where you can instantly picture the era without even seeing the players.
I'm trying to keep the next pickup a little different from my usual collection.
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Went on a splurge this WC summer season. I might pick up a Player Version Liverpool Away and call it a day. It was fun constantly checking Adidas to see if there was any restock for the Italy and Germany jerseys. Shout out to Adidas for allowing vouchers to be used on jerseys that are on sale and newly released. I remember picking up the France, Spain, and Japan jerseys right before the WC began and here we are now, time flies.
Top row: Fan version France home, Player version Norway away Haaland, Player version FC Bayern away
2nd row: Player version Spain away, Fan version Norway away. Fan version FC Bayern Champions League alternate 25/26
3rd row: Fan version Wales away, Player version Germany away, Player version Real Madrid away
4th row: Player version Italy away, Fan version Japan away, Fan version PSG home
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Found thisReal Madrid H13972 4th jerseywith the original adidas tags and the 2022 receipt still with it. Paid€180for it back then, and honestly, having the receipt makes the whole pickup feel way more legit.Old tags + original receipt is such a collector flex.
That sky-blue base, simple collar, and minimal detailing have aged ridiculously well.
Which one deserves the last spot?
I’m currently organizing it by colour but as my collection grows i kinda want to change it up, would organizing by club be better I support arsenal so i have a lot of red, I also like by manufacturer only for the Adidas three stripes look nice in a row.
I just wonder how everyone else likes to organize.
Nike went back to Spurs’ ’90s purple era for the 2026-27 third kit, with two shades of purple, a subtle pattern, and white details. Not gonna lie, this might be one of those kits that looks way better on the pitch than in the promo pics.