Discussion Soccer/Association Football New Kits

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craegus

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Arsenal Cup Kit:



Information about the kit (from video on the Arsenal website);

Specifically for cup games (Champions League, FA Cup, League Cup).

Progressive, youthful, fresh.

Appeal to the younger side of the fanbase.

Traditional football in a very modern way. Traditional sash into modern day football jersey by adding additional stripes on the same angle. Broken up sash into two sections including the tonal black at the top with highlights the Puma brand.

Seasonal pop colour capri breeze (light blue).

Regular crest was used in initial stages of design, but colours bounced off too much, so went with monotone gold crest with black base to create harmonious feel throughout the entire jersey.

Believe because it will be used under flood lights there will be a big impact on the pitch especially with the crest which will be the one thing people really see.

Be proud of the club, be proud of the Arsenal crest.
 

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chibimatty

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Arsenal Cup Kit:



Information about the kit (from video on the Arsenal website);

Specifically for cup games (Champions League, FA Cup, League Cup).

Progressive, youthful, fresh.

Appeal to the younger side of the fanbase.

Traditional football in a very modern way. Traditional sash into modern day football jersey by adding additional stripes on the same angle. Broken up sash into two sections including the tonal black at the top with highlights the Puma brand.

Seasonal pop colour capri breeze (light blue).

Regular crest was used in initial stages of design, but colours bounced off too much, so went with monotone gold crest with black base to create harmonious feel throughout the entire jersey.

Believe because it will be used under flood lights there will be a big impact on the pitch especially with the crest which will be the one thing people really see.

Be proud of the club, be proud of the Arsenal crest.

You know, that actually doesn't look as bad as the mock-ups we saw a few months back
 

Gibbsy

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Arsenal Cup Kit:



Information about the kit (from video on the Arsenal website);

Specifically for cup games (Champions League, FA Cup, League Cup).

Progressive, youthful, fresh.

Appeal to the younger side of the fanbase.

Traditional football in a very modern way. Traditional sash into modern day football jersey by adding additional stripes on the same angle. Broken up sash into two sections including the tonal black at the top with highlights the Puma brand.

Seasonal pop colour capri breeze (light blue).

Regular crest was used in initial stages of design, but colours bounced off too much, so went with monotone gold crest with black base to create harmonious feel throughout the entire jersey.

Believe because it will be used under flood lights there will be a big impact on the pitch especially with the crest which will be the one thing people really see.

Be proud of the club, be proud of the Arsenal crest.
Interesting and decent looking kit; I'm really not a fan of how badges get recoloured though
 

Heardy_101

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Don't know if
anyone's posted this but does any one like this shirt like I do?
I think they need to piss off the blue on their home kit and keep it to black and white, and keep the blue to their away/third kits.

Is this a different shirt to the one posted in this thread a few months back? I keep thinking this one has more stripes.
 
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