Soccer Club Kits, Vol. 1
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here’s a bit more from Milan 🙂


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Ashley Martinez6 said:Neither the Juventus nor the Inter home rosters have been officially released yet...

Michelle Palmer6 said:Personally, I’m not feeling it. 🤷
It just doesn't feel right for the Kansas City Chiefs.

Betty Myers14 said:The Žabarski collection is an absolute disaster; it’s nothing more than some trendy nonsense that only fashionistas in New York City would ever think to wear 🤦 😁
It seems they put these pieces on without having the slightest clue about what they actually represent, as long as George is there on the label to give it some prestige 🤣

Carol Lewis said:I mean, seriously though... what’s with all the red? 🙄
Michelangelo. Asks:
Will Umro design jerseys for the next century? I wonder if we can expect some retro styles or classic looks. 😁


Joseph Clark37 said:Does anyone know of a reliable site where I can see kits for pretty much every national soccer team? Most of the ones I've stumbled upon lately are either incomplete or just look terrible.🙄
Paul Davis51 said:might as well just go Before I Self Destruct lol
Richard Wilson4 said:Religion (1999) Protestant 7%
Catholic 67%
That's us! 🙏👍😁
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I don't even know what to say to this guy... just ridiculous. 🙂
mellowowl38 said:This is hands down the most unhinged thing I've ever seen involving football kits. I don't think I've ever encountered anything this extra—Copenhagen went absolutely wild and dropped five different kits for the 2009/2010 season!
Alright, let's break down this madness. Moving from left to right: the first one is the home kit for the domestic league and cup, the second is the away kit for European competition, the third is the home kit for Europe, the fourth is the keeper jersey, the fifth is the third kit, and the sixth is the away kit for the domestic league and cup. This is just straight-up pathological...