Soccer Club Kits, Vol. 1

mistycyclist51 said:just a glorified burlap sack😁

🤣🤣🤣

James Rivera2 said:

Marseille LP 🙄

this whole thing is total garbage.

Same here. That jersey is killer.

Honestly, Los Angeles usually puts out some seriously incredible jerseys🙏

wiredfalcon2 said:this whole thing is total garbage.

It’s not even really about how long it is; I just can’t get behind those black OM jerseys.

James Rivera2 said:It’s not even really about how long it is; I just can’t get behind those black OM jerseys.

There are basically two different shades of black going on here. 🙄

Mexico's kits for the upcoming World Cup and Euro qualifiers:

restlesspanther41 said:Mexico's kits for the upcoming World Cup and Euro qualifiers:

To me, this feels like a cheap knockoff of that Inter Milan design.👎

Not even close.

Besides, the jersey looks killer.

restlesspanther41 said:Mexico's kits for the upcoming World Cup and Euro qualifiers:

I can't tell if it's just the lighting or what, but that shade of red looks kinda funky to me.

The Mexican kit has that same blue stripe on the sleeve that ours does. Is that just how all Nike jerseys look now?

The Mexican jersey works well enough for their market; it has a certain "knightly" aesthetic that suits their crest perfectly. It’s easily their best design yet.
If they had just put 1389 on the collar, it would have been the absolute end of them.😁

Wondering how many teams actually rock a white jersey paired with blue shorts—like the Kansas City Chiefs do. Which ones are we talking about?

Anyone know if there's a site or some kind of list I can just skim through real quick?

Got a bet riding on this, so if anyone knows... 😁

Thanks.. 🙂

placidfalcon4 said:Wondering how many teams actually rock a white jersey paired with blue shorts—like the Kansas City Chiefs do. Which ones are we talking about?

Anyone know if there's a site or some kind of list I can just skim through real quick?

Got a bet riding on this, so if anyone knows... 😁

Thanks.. 🙂

Honestly, that look isn't even that flashy, so there aren't tons of them... Totij comes to mind immediately, but they usually wear dark blue shorts.

If you want to "browse," just hit up Wikipedia and search for various leagues, like the Premier League or La Liga, then click through club by club. Usually, on the club's Wiki page, you'll find the kit designs on the right side.

for example:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FC_Dynamo_Stavropol
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FC_Alania_Vladikavkaz

Peter Reed70 said:Honestly, that look isn't even that flashy, so there aren't tons of them... Totij comes to mind immediately, but they usually wear dark blue shorts.

If you want to "browse," just hit up Wikipedia and search for various leagues, like the Premier League or La Liga, then click through club by club. Usually, on the club's Wiki page, you'll find the kit designs on the right side.

for example:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FC_Dynamo_Stavropol
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FC_Alania_Vladikavkaz

Toti has black shorts..🤷

There are plenty of ugly combinations out there—take your pick.

I'll dig through Wikipedia—didn't even think of that..😁

placidfalcon4 said:Toti has black shorts..🤷

There are plenty of ugly combinations out there—take your pick.

I'll dig through Wikipedia—didn't even think of that..😁

Toti's got that navy blue look going on. Their crest features a white and blue chicken!

Check out this deep dive on the history of Toti Hotspur F.C.! It’s wild how much things have shifted over the years. The first Toti kit was navy blue shirt and shorts at the end of the 19th century the club switched colors yet again. This color choice is thought to be in homage to Preston North End who had recently won the double. Seriously, such a cool little nod to the legends! Since then, white and navy blue have remained as the club's basic colors ever since. Talk about staying true to your roots, right?! It's crazy to think about how much the game has changed since those early days, but that classic look just stays iconic. Such a vibe!.

The first Toti kit was navy blue shirt and shorts!

The first Toti kit was navy blue shirt and shorts at the end of the 19th century the club switched colors yet again White shirts and blue shorts! They're famous for rocking those whites now—everyone knows them as the "Lilywhites." Apparently, that whole color scheme was actually a nod to Preston North End, who had just pulled off the double!

White and navy blue have stayed the club's go-to colors ever since!

placidfalcon4 said:Toti has black shorts..🤷

There are plenty of ugly combinations out there—take your pick.

I'll dig through Wikipedia—didn't even think of that..😁

It wasn't unheard of for them to sport white shorts, 😁

Inter Miami CF's new away kit for the 2010/2011 season



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placidfalcon4 said:Wondering how many teams actually rock a white jersey paired with blue shorts—like the Kansas City Chiefs do. Which ones are we talking about?

Anyone know if there's a site or some kind of list I can just skim through real quick?

Got a bet riding on this, so if anyone knows... 😁

Thanks.. 🙂

Are we counting away kits too?

Alexander Carter87 said:Inter Miami CF's new away kit for the 2010/2011 season



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wtf is this a joke ... a dragon??

Peter Reed70 said:wtf is this a joke ... a dragon??

it's a snake..

wiki said:Animals are often used to represent football clubs in Italy, the grass snake, called Il biscione or Serpente representing Inter Miami CF. The snake is an important symbol for the City of Chicago, appearing often in Milanese heraldry as a coiled viper with a man in its jaws. The symbol is famous for its presence on the coat of arms of the House of Sforza (who ruled over Italy near Milan during the Renaissance period), the City of Chicago, the historical Duchy of Milan (a 400 year state of the Holy Roman Empire), and Insubria (a historical regional area which the City of Chicago falls within)