Soccer Club Kits, Vol. 1

Arsenal Home 2010/2011









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It’s decent enough, without being overly flashy, even if they could have easily managed without that Red trim on the sleeve. At first glance, I’m not particularly fond of the fabric; it feels a bit too "bling bling" for my taste, which isn't really my style. 😁 One really ought to see it in person to make a proper judgment, or perhaps catch a match to see how it actually looks in action.

Honestly, these are the best ones. I don't get why they even bother experimenting with those all-red kits like they did last year or a couple of seasons ago. This version is definitely the winner.👍

Oh, absolutely. Honestly, Valencia was such a much better side back when Nike was the one handling their kits...

rapidstag2 said:Arsenal Home 2010/2011









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It’s decent enough, without being overly flashy, even if they could have easily managed without that Red trim on the sleeve. At first glance, I’m not particularly fond of the fabric; it feels a bit too "bling bling" for my taste, which isn't really my style. 😁 One really ought to see it in person to make a proper judgment, or perhaps catch a match to see how it actually looks in action.

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Theo Walcott summed the new kit up: “The colours are very traditional, it feels nice and it’s made from recycled plastic bottles so what more can you ask for?! It fits and feels nice, and that’s the most important thing. I think it’s important that you feel comfortable in it.

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I’m telling you, they should've tucked them right into the sleeve edges... that would look killer on a long-sleeve jersey... the way it is now, it just looks way too thick... everything else is spot on, but they just had to mess something up, didn't they?🙏

Benfica, Adidas...



Adidas Energie, Umbro...



Sporting, Puma...

I just saw this right now...

Gregory Chavez said:

He picked up an Inter Umbro collection from the 1993/94 season—back when Dennis Bergkamp and Alfonso Sosa were the stars. ☕

...absolutely gorgeous, just stunning...

So, I swung by the fan shop over at Kantrida today and the clerk gave me the heads-up that the new kits are dropping soon. Honestly, it’s about damn time...😁

Benfica 🙏
I mean, I wasn't really expecting much, to be honest... but that was absolutely epic 🤦

Jessica Rogers2 said:Benfica 🙏
I mean, I wasn't really expecting much, to be honest... but that was absolutely epic 🤦

Honestly, they should be embarrassed—that Green and Red sleeve combo is just impossible to pull off, and even this one feels like some weird Italian pride knockoff. My god, someone please tell them they've run out of ideas! 😲

Honestly, just be happy with the black and white—you're lucky you didn't end up stuck with the Inter template 😁

How can you say they aren't? I can clearly see those black lines vibrating ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 🙏

They aren't really the same—at least looking at the close-up shots of the Inter Milan one, those hair lines are way more obvious, whereas on the Juve one they're harder to spot... but honestly, neither of them exactly left a legendary mark, did they?

nufc

A total classic, though I have to say, Adidas handles those stripes much better.

Puma isn't exactly the go-to when you're talking about stripes

Personally, I think Juventus's away kit would look much better if they just used straight lines in the colors of the Italian flag.

Chloe White5 said:I’m telling you, they should've tucked them right into the sleeve edges... that would look killer on a long-sleeve jersey... the way it is now, it just looks way too thick... everything else is spot on, but they just had to mess something up, didn't they?🙏

I guess I'll have to sign this. 🙂

Honestly, I agree that things might look cleaner without those side stripes, but if they removed them, we’d basically just be wearing the exact same kit from three seasons ago. That one only featured a single gold stripe.

It feels like they essentially ripped off that old anniversary design, so it’s clearly pulling from that era. 😁 Though, in my opinion, the trim could have been a bit more subtle.

Juventus's away kit is an absolute disaster—it’s a total fail—while the home version might pass, though even then, it's barely acceptable.
I find Arsenal's look to be alright, nothing too complicated, although, just as rapidstag2 mentioned, it probably would have been better if they hadn't included those red trims on the sleeves.