Mero
Norm Smith Medallist
If StKilda end up with Puma, their jumpers would end up something like this:
News New Jumpers for 2017 - All changes in OP
- Thread starter Red Crow
- Start date
- Tagged users None
- Status
Groupie_
time to return the traditional Richmond yellow
deliciousIf StKilda end up with Puma, their jumpers would end up something like this:
can u please do a tiges one
Mero
Norm Smith Medallist
To accommodate the template I think the sash needs to meet at the back and not at the sides.delicious
can u please do a tiges one
(or you could also describe as the back part of the side of the jumper)
Simon Phoenix
Senior List
- Oct 1, 2013
- 262
- 462
- AFL Club
- Western Bulldogs
It would make sense if the AFL went the way of NBA and had the manufacturer's supply different length socks based on player's preference.
Canterbury have been since we signed with them. Ben Brown, Shaun Higgen and a couple others wear mid calf socks, while most of the other blokes wear he regular ones. They are noticeably different socks.
TheLoungeLizard
The world's most handsome man
Should all have to pull them up and tuck their shirts in.
Timeless look.
Timeless look.
MKMatty
Busy Vibin’
I don't believe guernseys are long enough to be tucked in anymore. I used to rock that look in my junior footy days (mostly because our club guernseys were meant for the bigger kids and were like dresses on all of us).
- Sep 19, 2007
- 19,078
- 17,644
- AFL Club
- St Kilda
- Other Teams
- Anaheim Ducks, PSV Eindhoven
I think it would look better like this.If StKilda end up with Puma, their jumpers would end up something like this:
At the very least don't bother printing red on the back/shoulder piece, continue the red on the front panel and change up the back sponsor logo.
Much cleaner look and the sponsor is still prominent.
AFL and Dare logos wold probably look better all in the coloured panels as well.
Last edited:
- Sep 19, 2007
- 19,078
- 17,644
- AFL Club
- St Kilda
- Other Teams
- Anaheim Ducks, PSV Eindhoven
The yellow Puma logo just seems a little off to me would be better in white (although I know that's the way they've gone), other than that perfect.To accommodate the template I think the sash needs to meet at the back and not at the sides.
(or you could also describe as the back part of the side of the jumper)
- Sep 19, 2007
- 19,078
- 17,644
- AFL Club
- St Kilda
- Other Teams
- Anaheim Ducks, PSV Eindhoven
Baseball lost something when the players went from:
The full length pants just look sloppy, you'd reckon they could at least get them tailored.
Last edited:
lmach
Naitanui2Yeo
Ok grandpa.
wing it
Club Legend
- Jun 6, 2013
- 2,427
- 3,917
- AFL Club
- West Coast
If, by timeless, you mean old fashioned.
- Aug 4, 2013
- 1,004
- 2,066
- AFL Club
- West Coast
- Other Teams
- Perth Scorchers, Gladbach, Kyoto Sanga
The sash on the sidepanel could look a little janky, ditch the back sash and use yellow numbers I say
- Sep 8, 2011
- 11,013
- 11,017
- AFL Club
- West Coast
Personally I think anklet socks with the current shorts would look stupid. Firm believer the sock should be a 3/4 sock or full sock. Rucks need the full sock.
- Sep 8, 2011
- 11,013
- 11,017
- AFL Club
- West Coast
1/2 sock seems too low.
You see the odd one at training with a tucked jumper. By choice too, not because it's too big
Stripes are slightly wider than 2016, as are the hoops on socks. The fangs need to be slightly less angled, and the strips on the back of the away evenly spaced.
On the clash, the brown line does not quite meet the trim.
- Jan 24, 2015
- 619
- 493
- AFL Club
- Collingwood
- Other Teams
- Detroit Red Wings
LOL! Please. He's one injury away from never putting on a puma or blk jersey ever again!Implying that Riewoldt will retire... such ignorance
I don't think he's ever pulled on a Puma or BLK jersey anyway. Nor ISC or Sekem for that matter.
I see what you did there, I hope you are referring to the fact it is a guernsey and not a jersey. I was about to correct you by saying he debuted in a puma guernsey, then realised when I wrote jersey that technically you are right.
I've cut my socks over the last year and a bit so I can wear Trusox underneath. I'm surprised we haven't seen any players do this yet, super common in soccer at the moment. It's amazing how much of a difference your boot feels rather than a regular sock
dylancox08
Senior List
- May 10, 2015
- 174
- 138
- AFL Club
- Collingwood
I was looking at buying trusox for cricket, what benefits do they have over regular socks?
Just ignore him if you find his posting not to your taste. Posting s**t like this is just provocative and not needed on a board already riddled with dispute. Pull your heads in.
https://hawksnestonline.com.au/adidas/adidas-onfield/hawthorn-home-guernsey---adidas-2017-adult
The Hawks guernseys are on the website now after the recent reveal - if interested, have a close-up look of the material. Different to previous years - reminds me of North's x-Blades fabric. Probably a replica thing only, however - player issues will still be made on the cheap as done in the last 4 seasons.
- Authentic player fabrication in durable doubleknit
- Classic v-neck collar construction
- New for 2017
- Club branded back neck tape with coordinates of 'Glenferrie Oval'
- Year of establishment ’1902’ call out back neck
- Regular Fit
- Climalite keeps you dry in every condition
MKMatty
Busy Vibin’
Do Adidas have the tightest PI cut? Or is it their choice of fabric that gives off that look? Smith looks like he's wear a jumper two sizes too small for him.
- Jul 9, 2010
- 24,163
- 26,536
- AFL Club
- Fremantle
They finish higher than most (like Barlow's) and seem to pull heaps around the mid-section, just above the hips. All jumpers are tight fitting (except Jesse Hogan's) but theirs might go in the most. I remember seeing some old Collingwood ones on ebay, from about five years, and they were almost a dead-straight v-shape in the sides – it wasn't a circular, rounded in-curve.
- Status
Similar threads
