The 2024 Kit Thread

[Gooleboy]

2 minutes ago, Gav Wilson said:

I have liked many Salford shirts down the years, but with that collar, it looks like a football shirt.

[RigbyLuger]

Selco must have a logo that isn't in a box, surely!!!

[Henson Park Old Firm]

11 minutes ago, Gav Wilson said:

Great kit, except the white square

[Tommygilf]

 

 

[Gav Wilson]

Err...

[Chrispmartha]

Personally i think it’s one of Leeds worse ever kits but it mesns so much to leeds fans

[Gomersall]

33 minutes ago, Chrispmartha said:

Personally i think it’s one of Leeds worse ever kits but it mesns so much to leeds fans

Where’s the amber hoop? 

[hunsletgreenandgold]

1 minute ago, Gomersall said:

Where’s the amber hoop? 

In the same place it was back in ‘04 - can’t you see it? 

[Chrispmartha]

6 minutes ago, Gomersall said:

Where’s the amber hoop? 

That’s what i said back in 04

[Tommygilf]

52 minutes ago, Gav Wilson said:

Err...

I don't mind it, but those different colours and trim on the original shirt were separate panels and piping; which gave the shirt some depth. I'm not sure that comes across with these new remakes.

[Chrispmartha]

5 minutes ago, Tommygilf said:

I don't mind it, but those different colours and trim on the original shirt were separate panels and piping; which gave the shirt some depth. I'm not sure that comes across with these new remakes.

The Patrick replica shirts of 04 and 05 were far far better quality than any of the modern stuff, they were properly well made 

[Tommygilf]

12 minutes ago, Chrispmartha said:

The Patrick replica shirts of 04 and 05 were far far better quality than any of the modern stuff, they were properly well made 

Quite, and like ISC they used more complex panels and stitching to achieve design elements and textures (including on the training gear for example). The modern shirts often feel inferior and "thin" by comparison.

[Chrispmartha]

3 minutes ago, Tommygilf said:

Quite, and like ISC they used more complex panels and stitching to achieve design elements and textures (including on the training gear for example). The modern shirts often feel inferior and "thin" by comparison.

Indeed even the main sponsors we’re a different material which added to the depth, the 2005 leeds shirt won’t be beaten IMO

[Chrispmartha]

14 minutes ago, Tommygilf said:

Quite, and like ISC they used more complex panels and stitching to achieve design elements and textures (including on the training gear for example). The modern shirts often feel inferior and "thin" by comparison.

Just dug the 2005 shirt out You can see here, the quality of the material piping and also the detail on the 3d style Rhinos logo, so much better

[Ragingbull]

19 hours ago, Chrispmartha said:

Indeed even the main sponsors we’re a different material which added to the depth, the 2005 leeds shirt won’t be beaten IMO

It was beaten in the grand final of that very year.

Edited December 1, 2023 by Ragingbull

[Hopie]

The cotton version has no sponsors on it, which is an good option to have.

 

 

But three kits and its not even December yet, could be 4 before the year is out, with maybe 2 more to come after that?

[RP London]

9 hours ago, Hopie said:

The cotton version has no sponsors on it, which is an good option to have.

 

 

But three kits and its not even December yet, could be 4 before the year is out, with maybe 2 more to come after that?

well no sponsors except the massive leeds building society one on the front, but yes thats nice, would love other clubs to do that and would happily buy them.

[Chrispmartha]

40 minutes ago, RP London said:

well no sponsors except the massive leeds building society one on the front, but yes thats nice, would love other clubs to do that and would happily buy them.

The quality and fit of them however is rubbish 

[Gooleboy]

1 minute ago, Chrispmartha said:

The quality and fit of them however is rubbish 

It surprises me that a club of Leeds stature doesn't have an international kit supplier as opposed to Oxen.

[Chrispmartha]

7 minutes ago, Gooleboy said:

It surprises me that a club of Leeds stature doesn't have an international kit supplier as opposed to Oxen.

Me too. To be fair to Oxen they do some things especially on the commercial side really well, and i do seem to be in a minority of not liking what they produce, it seems to sell a lot!

[RP London]

1 hour ago, Chrispmartha said:

The quality and fit of them however is rubbish 

Really? That's a shame.

 

I don't mind a lot of their stuff and they're service is great.. I don't like the material anyone makes shirts out of now though, not for just wearing casually, and something like that Leeds shirt of done well would be great.. such a miss

Edited December 1, 2023 by RP London

[idrewthehaggis]

20 hours ago, Gav Wilson said:

 

Quite happy with these kits.

The design is concise and tidy. Any doubts I had of this being fussy, tacky or over engineered have been put to rest. 

It will do fine.

 

[Ragingbull]

14 hours ago, Hopie said:

The cotton version has no sponsors on it, which is an good option to have.

 

 

But three kits and its not even December yet, could be 4 before the year is out, with maybe 2 more to come after that?

No sponsors on it??? 

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[Hammerless Nail]

56 minutes ago, idrewthehaggis said:

 

Quite happy with these kits.

The design is concise and tidy. Any doubts I had of this being fussy, tacky or over engineered have been put to rest. 

It will do fine.

 

Popular opinion would have it that releasing a home kit is a bit optimistic.

[Anita Bath]

22 hours ago, Tommygilf said:

 

 

My first reaction was “What are Leeds doing selling Warrington shirts?”