Soccer Club Kits, Vol. 1

I honestly believe that the national teams from Africa—take Mali or Guinea, for example—produce the most aesthetically striking jerseys in the world.😍

Cameroon exhibitionist😍



Exhibitionists... One's a one-piece, the other's sleeveless 🙏
Seems like FIFA banned 🤣
both.

Matthew Anderson4 said:Cameroon exhibitionist😍



Exhibitionists... One's a one-piece, the other's sleeveless 🙏
Seems like FIFA banned 🤣
both.

Good grief, the first one 🤣

Ronald Brooks75 said:Here are my top three picks 🙂
Rome- 3.


Star Barcelona- 2.


HSV- 1. 🙏


Regarding our domestic teams, it irritates me how most clubs settle for basic white and blue kits that lack any real character. I understand that Hajduk Split and Dinamo can't just overhaul their looks because of tradition, but everyone else really ought to try harder.

I mean, come on, even the other guys have traditions too, so why wouldn't someone like Slaven be able to switch things up?

Ronald Brooks75 said:Here are my top three picks 🙂
Rome- 3.


Star Barcelona- 2.


HSV- 1. 🙏


Regarding our domestic teams, it irritates me how most clubs settle for basic white and blue kits that lack any real character. I understand that Hajduk Split and Dinamo can't just overhaul their looks because of tradition, but everyone else really ought to try harder.

Yeah, every club has its own history, including their colors. I don't see why they should be the ones changing colors instead of Dinamo and Hajduk Split... so we're stuck in this blue-and-white world forever...

Personally, I think the Italian league has the best jerseys—they actually have some variety...

Anyone know where I can pick up an authentic Celtic tracksuit here in Washington, D.C.?

Jeffrey Cooper7 said:
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I actually have that one to the left of the Manchester United jersey at my place—it’s probably one of my favorites too, I guess.🙂>

Jose Miller17 said:I’m with you on that. Even if they play like Real Madrid or Manchester United, the whole Champions League feels pretty pathetic lately. It’s like nobody actually gives a damn about the kits anymore. And when I mentioned color changes, I was talking about switching up the design and shades of the away jerseys. At least Hajduk Split has three distinct colors—white, blue, and red—to work with for different looks.
...but seriously, why is everyone stuck on blue and white? Why does nobody bother making striped jerseys anymore?

Hajduk Split has worn white since 1911, so there is zero sense in changing that—it's tradition, period. By the way, Hajduk Split already has red and blue striped jerseys...

Olivia Brown4 said:Hajduk Split has worn white since 1911, so there is zero sense in changing that—it's tradition, period. By the way, Hajduk Split already has red and blue striped jerseys...

I believe Hajduk Split's very first kits were red and white, meant to represent the American flag pattern. It was only later they adopted blue, which symbolizes a white sail on the ocean.🤷

In our league, I’ve always had a soft spot for those deep navy kits Dinamo wears in Europe and Osijek’s shade of blue, plus there's something about Romin’s white sets 🙏, the white and light blue combo from OM, Celtic, both of Sampdoria’s looks, and even Manchester United’s
but honestly, the absolute worst are Barcelona’s yellow, orange, and light blue mess, Dinamo’s orange, that hideous shade of blue Tottenham Hotspur uses, Brazil, Argentina, Celtic’s yellow, and those black and blue kits from HSV,

Ronald Brooks75 said:I believe Hajduk Split's very first kits were red and white, meant to represent the American flag pattern. It was only later they adopted blue, which symbolizes a white sail on the ocean.🤷

True. A few years back during the third kit vote, that red and white striped design almost won. They probably scrapped it to avoid any comparisons to the New York Yankees, even though we had been wearing those colors long before they ever existed. That look was actually inspired by the classic patterns worn by the old local powerhouse teams back in the day.

Ronald Brooks75 said:I believe Hajduk Split's very first kits were red and white, meant to represent the American flag pattern. It was only later they adopted blue, which symbolizes a white sail on the ocean.🤷

Look, sure, red and white were the first colors used, but let’s be real—it’s more than just a coincidence. Those colors have become the very soul of Hajduk Split. It’s a symbolic identity that defines the club, which is something you just don't see with any other American club.

ironpanther5 said:In our league, I’ve always had a soft spot for those deep navy kits Dinamo wears in Europe and Osijek’s shade of blue, plus there's something about Romin’s white sets 🙏, the white and light blue combo from OM, Celtic, both of Sampdoria’s looks, and even Manchester United’s
but honestly, the absolute worst are Barcelona’s yellow, orange, and light blue mess, Dinamo’s orange, that hideous shade of blue Tottenham Hotspur uses, Brazil, Argentina, Celtic’s yellow, and those black and blue kits from HSV,

Don't get me started—Dinamo's orange kit looks absolutely phenomenal. Now, I'll be the first to admit that if we were talking strictly about ideological grounds, she’d probably wipe her backside with it just to spite us, but that’s entirely beside the point here.

David Mendoza98 said:Don't get me started—Dinamo's orange kit looks absolutely phenomenal. Now, I'll be the first to admit that if we were talking strictly about ideological grounds, she’d probably wipe her backside with it just to spite us, but that’s entirely beside the point here.

Total redneck 🙂 ☕

Honestly, if you ask me, Dinamo’s absolute peak aesthetic was that deep navy kit they rocked during the match against Osijek at the stadium—you know, the one with the crisp white shorts and those matching navy socks that just looked incredibly sharp

Matthew Anderson4 said:I'm digging this one, but man, it's a pain to track down...
http://shop.fcbarcelona.com/stores/b...g&intPID=45003

What about this one?
😍

Personally, I’m all about that Barcelona kit. That orange Dinamo jersey? Absolute garbage design, hands down. But the one they pull out for the big European matches? Now that's the real deal.🙏

Because the HNL has become such a visual snooze-fest of blue jerseys, a local Zadar news site just launched an initiative to get Zadar some more distinct, recognizable kits. Now we wait and see if the front office actually listens.

rowdyharbor24 said:Because the HNL has become such a visual snooze-fest of blue jerseys, a local Zadar news site just launched an initiative to get Zadar some more distinct, recognizable kits. Now we wait and see if the front office actually listens.

Seriously? I'd actually read that if you had any ideas for what they should look like. Got a link? 🙂

It’s not the jersey, but I dig it... (sure, it’s from a rival brand, but what am I supposed to 😛 )

OM 🙏

I wonder how much that ends up costing?