Soccer Club Kits, Vol. 1

The New York Yankees are absolutely dominant right now—you have to see how they handle their home stands, but their away games are going to be something else 🙏

nimblemarlin9 said:Liverpool is absolutely dominant right now. You have to see how their home kit looks, but that away jersey 🙏 is something else.

The Liverpool home kit isn't changing this season either—they're basically reusing the design from the 2010-12 era.

But that away kit? It’s incredible. I absolutely have to get my hands on one. They’ll be playing in Los Angeles in about nine months, and that jersey is mine!

It feels like a massive club is finally starting to achieve some legendary things.

northernscout54 said:The Liverpool FC home kit is staying the same again this season—honestly, it looks like it was designed back in 2010

The away kit? Absolute garbage. I need it, though. It’ll be hitting New York City in about nine months and it's mine!!!!

Finally, some big things are actually happening at a major club.

Just order it online and you don't have to wait nearly that long 🤷

Buying this online feels way too expensive to me. Right now, the only places selling it are the official sites. Plus, I’m honestly a bit paranoid about US Customs; I feel like those bureaucrats might try to slap me with a massive import fee, maybe like $200 $100. At the end of the day, dropping 100 bucks on a single jersey is just overkill. Maybe I'm just being overly cautious since I haven't done much international shopping before, but I think I'll just hold off for a while longer.

northernscout54 said:Buying stuff online feels like such a rip-off lately. Right now, it’s only available on the official sites, too. Honestly, I’m a little paranoid that US Customs might just jump me with a $200 fee out of nowhere. $100Honestly, dropping a hundred bucks on a jersey is just overkill. Maybe I'm just clueless because I haven't been around the block long enough, but I think I'll hold off and wait a bit.

Look, if you live right near the border—say you’re out in New York City or just outside of Seattle—you could easily just set up a P.O. Box over in Canada. Have them ship everything there, and boom, you’ve completely dodged the customs fees. Simple as that.

northernscout54 said:I find the pricing on those official websites to be quite steep when purchasing online. At the moment, they only seem to have the items listed directly through their own official channels. Beyond that, I can't help but feel a bit apprehensive about dealing with our customs officials; I have this lingering worry that they might decide to be difficult and slap me with an unexpected duty charge of, say, two hundred dollars just for the trouble. $100At the end of the day, dropping a hundred bucks on a single jersey just feels excessive to me. Perhaps I’m being overly cautious because I haven't been around the block long enough when it comes to collecting gear, but I think I’ll hold off and wait a little longer before making a move.

I suppose they would likely try to charge you for it... though I am honestly not entirely certain whether it would qualify under the category of athletic gear.
The current fee structure is quite modest, as she only incurs a six percent charge.

This first Bordeaux kit might actually be a massive hit, purely because it finally looks like it was designed by an actual human being instead of some corporate machine.

As for Chelsea, nothing special really... honestly, the design is just plain boring.

The black Liverpool FC kit? Now that's excellent. Truly a great design.

Real Madrid—nothing to write home about. I guess the gold adds a little bit of a refresh, but again, it’s way too classic for my taste, especially with that Bwin logo slapped on there. I can't stand that sponsor.

Athletic Bilbao—I try not to let bias get in the way, but the jersey is solid. What I'm trying to say is...😁

..but still, nothing they've done comes anywhere close to that French Football Federation collection.😁

Honestly, Liverpool FC is at the absolute top of their game right now—if you ask me, they're even better than the French teams. Athletic Bilbao is looking seriously strong too, and Real Madrid? Yeah, they're solid enough, I guess.

Finally, about time... the club actually rolled out a decent website and a legit online shop.

Kyle Ramirez4 said:finally, the club has launched a decent website and a pretty solid online store

It’s honestly a bit of a joke. I suppose it’s fine for people living outside the US—or even just outside Washington, D.C.—since they can actually buy gear that was previously impossible to find. But combined with this specific site, the whole thing feels like a tragicomedy. Where is the new release section? They’re still selling scarves from six or seven years ago. You click the link for scarves, it opens hats and scarves, you click hats, and then it just dumps you into jerseys... well, maybe the amateurs won't be in charge for much longer, and once the organization is actually sorted out, we might get a real shop like this one.

http://celticsuperstore.co.uk/stores...c/default.aspx

And it shouldn't just be online; it should be at the stadium and around town too—so you can actually buy club gear that isn't just a jersey, a hat, or a tracksuit, but something like a t-shirt you could actually wear out at night, anywhere. Not just to a game.

steelpilot81 said:Honestly, the whole thing is a joke. I mean, look, if you’re living outside the States—or even just way out of Washington, D.C.—this setup might actually be okay because you can finally grab stuff that’s usually impossible to find. But pairing that with this website? It’s a total tragicomedy. Where is the actual release section? You go there and they're still peddling scarves from six or seven years ago. You click the link for scarves, it opens up a page for scarves and hats, you click hats, and suddenly you're looking at jerseys... whatever. The amateurs won't be running the show forever, though. Once the club actually gets its act together, we’ll finally have a real shop, just like the one in the link.

http://celticsuperstore.co.uk/stores...c/default.aspx

And it shouldn't just be online, either. We need this at the stadium and all over the city, so people can actually buy gear for their team—not just some jersey, hat, or tracksuit, but actual clothes you can wear out on a night on the town, anywhere. Not just something you're stuck wearing to a game.

I'm with you on this. 👍

Despair is a real thing. Honestly, I can't even tell which part of this sucks more.

🤣🤣🤣 Yeah, seriously—you basically stole the words right out of my mouth... it’s honestly tragic (assuming they aren't just fake or some other nonsense)

Casey White13 said:🤣🤣🤣 yeah, man, you basically took the words right out of my mouth... which would be a tragedy if they weren't just fakes or something similar

I’m holding out hope that these are just counterfeits, though I have a nagging suspicion that two out of the three might actually be the official kits for next season. If that turns out to be the case, then Nike has truly lost their minds

but Juventus 🤣🤣🤣

these two are fine, I suppose... decent enough, really, but they just don't quite fit with Manchester United and Arsenal, since their colors aren't black and white

bluebison47 said:but Juventus 🤣🤣🤣

these two look okay, decent enough, but they just don't fit Manchester United or Arsenal. I mean, their colors aren't blue and black, right?

'94 away kit for Arsenal



'95 away kit for Arsenal

It’s basically the same vibe as this jersey, so maybe that's what it is. As for United, they’ve actually rocked a few blue variations throughout their history anyway.

neonheron202 said:

What on earth is this? Why is there this black star 😕

It would look much better if they just did this:

Dana Long3 said:WTF! What's the deal with this black star 😕

The third one goes up in a year.