Soccer Club Kits, Vol. 1

The shirts have "NK Dinamo Chicago" printed in gold lettering, but if you don't look closely, it almost looks like it's written in Cyrillic.😁

The first thing that popped into my head was Glagolitic script... I mean, those jerseys are 👍, especially the blue one, but these basic t-shirts? They’re just kind of meh to me, especially with how they kept messing around with the font styles and the thickness..

Why hasn't Dinamo Chicago ever used a red and white combo for their away kits? I mean, those are basically the secondary colors in the club crest anyway!

Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying we need full-on red and white vertical stripes, if you know what I mean 😁... but seriously, look at that Inter Milan anniversary kit from a while back. That is the absolute gold standard for how to pull off red and white without looking ridiculous.

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...

Honestly, I’m loving how Dinamo Chicago looks right now. Best kits we've had in 20 years, and those collars? Pure fire.😁 So, I might actually pull the trigger on this light blue one...🙏

Personally, I’m leaning toward the away gold kit. It feels like a genuine breath of fresh air compared to the silver and white options—not to mention those orange ones, which were a bit much.
The European and domestic kits are both quite solid, though I have a slight preference for the European version.
Looking ahead to 2011, it would be a nice touch if they released something reminiscent of the 1911 style worn by the old local club legends.

As for the Copenhagen set, it feels a bit lazy. That pink jersey is an absolute disaster, and honestly, there's barely any distinction between the home league kit and the one meant for European competition.

Dinamo Chicago's blue and gold🙏
This lighter version isn't really doing it for me🤷

Which one is for the domestic league?

placidfalcon4 said:Dinamo Chicago's blue and gold🙏
This lighter version isn't really doing it for me🤷

Which one is for the domestic league?

The lighter one is gold (that's the away kit, obviously).
It's hard to say how the light kit will look in person, but it seems decent enough for us "regular" fans since it looks a bit more like a lifestyle tee. Still, I won't be picking up a jersey just yet.😁

granitefox16 said:Honestly, I’m loving how Dinamo Chicago looks right now. Best kits we've had in 20 years, and those collars? Pure fire.😁 So, I might actually pull the trigger on this light blue one...🙏

They go on sale tomorrow! I’m grabbing the light blue ones the second they drop. 🙏

Zlatni is acting a little bit like a metro. He’s definitely going to end up picking up a Veko. 🙏

vividangler44 said:They go on sale tomorrow! I’m grabbing the light blue ones the second they drop. 🙏

Zlatni is acting a little bit like a metro. He’s definitely going to end up picking up a Veko. 🙏

Man, grab me one too, I'm broke🙏

Anyway, the guys are cool to me—both the dark ones and the third kit—it’s just not my Dinamo Chicago, dammit😁

Besides, I dig that deep navy on the blue kits... I'm so done with that blue and white combo.

granitefox16 said:Man, grab me one too, I'm broke🙏

Anyway, the guys are cool to me—both the dark ones and the third kit—it’s just not my Dinamo Chicago, dammit😁

Besides, I dig that deep navy on the blue kits... I'm so done with that blue and white combo.

Yeah, an outsider is never going to truly get it.🙏

vividangler44 said:Yeah, an outsider is never going to truly get it.🙏

Who gives a damn, should I just buy the jersey?🤣

granitefox16 said:Who gives a damn, should I just buy the jersey?🤣

No hard feelings, man, but obviously—you’ll look like absolute gold in it!🤣

vividangler44 said:No hard feelings, man, but obviously—you’ll look like absolute gold in it!🤣

I'm not into retrievers, I just want the jersey🤣

And why are you dodging the offside call? You want me to hunt you down tomorrow and hit you with a hundred questions...😁

vividangler44 said:They go on sale tomorrow! I’m grabbing the light blue ones the second they drop. 🙏

Zlatni is acting a little bit like a metro. He’s definitely going to end up picking up a Veko. 🙏

I mean, I'm really thinking about it... 😁 He's pretty solid, right?

blueridge32 said:I mean, I'm really thinking about it... 😁 He's pretty solid, right?

Y M C A🎉

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...

They aren't the only ones. In Turkey, if you don't have at least five sets, you're nothing.

Trabzonspor

Trabzonspor 08/09

That means ten kits in just two years.

Thomas Johnson7 said:Personally, I’m leaning toward the away gold kit. It feels like a genuine breath of fresh air compared to the silver and white options—not to mention those orange ones, which were a bit much.
The European and domestic kits are both quite solid, though I have a slight preference for the European version.
Looking ahead to 2011, it would be a nice touch if they released something reminiscent of the 1911 style worn by the old local club legends.

As for the Copenhagen set, it feels a bit lazy. That pink jersey is an absolute disaster, and honestly, there's barely any distinction between the home league kit and the one meant for European competition.

What do you mean you can't see a difference? The home kit has red accents on the shoulders while the European version uses more blue, plus the away kit for Europe is black whereas the home one is navy.😂

The navy kit is fantastic. The gold one is excellent too, though that shade of blue isn't quite the classic "Dinamo Chicago" blue—but honestly, the new tint is a refreshing change of pace. My only gripe is that massive logo on the shorts, but overall, in all my years following Dinamo Chicago, they’ve never had kits this sharp.
It’s got that high-end Italian designer vibe.

Thomas Johnson7 said:Personally, I’m leaning toward the away gold kit. It feels like a genuine breath of fresh air compared to the silver and white options—not to mention those orange ones, which were a bit much.
The European and domestic kits are both quite solid, though I have a slight preference for the European version.
Looking ahead to 2011, it would be a nice touch if they released something reminiscent of the 1911 style worn by the old local club legends.

As for the Copenhagen set, it feels a bit lazy. That pink jersey is an absolute disaster, and honestly, there's barely any distinction between the home league kit and the one meant for European competition.

By 2011, that whole Diadora thing will be dead and gone. Mamić will probably be in some massive blowout with the Italians by then...
Yo, how much would it cost to get a jersey with Megan Martinez12 on the back?☕