New Kit New Thread

[ScotFox1]

Had a look at the kits in the LCFC shop.. just not doing it for me this year, so I'll revert to the best kit of all time..

 

 

 

[Jimbo]

Newcastle have gone retro badge on their 3rd shirt too, I'm going to be really disappointed if we haven't 

[BayAreaFoxes]

On 24/07/2024 at 13:44, phoneticerror said:

I haven’t fannied around with the yellow, but a simple hue change shows what it’d look like with a blue/green tint.

 

This is lightyears better

[UniFox21]

1 hour ago, BayAreaFoxes said:

This is lightyears better

It's nicer, but let's not get ahead of ourselves it's still grim.

[Stevosevic]

Are we getting one of these different badges that Adidas seem to be doing this year? Like they have for Newcastle and Leeds. 

[phoneticerror]

44 minutes ago, UniFox21 said:

It's nicer, but let's not get ahead of ourselves it's still grim.

Agreed. I was quite surprised how well the change of colour has been received 

[phoneticerror]

12 minutes ago, Stevosevic said:

Are we getting one of these different badges that Adidas seem to be doing this year? Like they have for Newcastle and Leeds. 

No, but we’re getting the Straight Back Down graphic in the centre to keep our fans expectations in check.

[It'sblueupnorth]

4 hours ago, phoneticerror said:

Agreed. I was quite surprised how well the change of colour has been received 

Imagine how well received it would be if you turned the green yellow 👀

[Quorndon_Fox]

On 26/07/2024 at 11:05, Lewis wc said:

I’m hoping the 3rd pulls it from the depths will be really nice if it’s anything like this 

Any chance of seeing this with old logo and new sponsor on?

[kyleolly]

28 minutes ago, Quorndon_Fox said:

Any chance of seeing this with old logo and new sponsor on?

I think it’s more this colour than white 

[phoneticerror]

1 hour ago, kyleolly said:

I think it’s more this colour than white 

Nice colour

[justfoxes]

3 hours ago, phoneticerror said:

Nice colour

Not a bad colour but it’s Pretty Schitty looking tho with the printed on things that look like or are to resemble dodgy collars 🤷‍♂️

[chris2208]

On 30/07/2024 at 18:23, Jimbo said:

Newcastle have gone retro badge on their 3rd shirt too, I'm going to be really disappointed if we haven't 

Me too, Leeds have done the same. 

[Stuntman_Mike]

Soccer03 website have the home shirt up now for those that don't mind paying a reasonable price for an average kit.

 

Apparently you have to go a size bigger than you normally would, but the quality off there is very good. I could spend a few hundred on the Italian shirts alone 

 

[kyleolly]

13 minutes ago, Stuntman_Mike said:

Soccer03 website have the home shirt up now for those that don't mind paying a reasonable price for an average kit.

 

Apparently you have to go a size bigger than you normally would, but the quality off there is very good. I could spend a few hundred on the Italian shirts alone 

 

I got the England away shirt from there in the summer quality is superb delivery took about a week 

[kyleolly]

Saying I’ve just gone to purchase a shirt and they tried to take $157 from my account

[phoneticerror]

7 hours ago, kyleolly said:

Saying I’ve just gone to purchase a shirt and they tried to take $157 from my account

It wouldn’t have been in dollars. It would’ve been HKD. I’ve just ordered my lad a Bellingham shirt from there as a punt. £14ish. But NatWest took 150 HKD from my account which converts to around £14.

 

Essentially it’s still the same as buying from the Gate. Just a different interface.

 

The swirls on the side of the Leicester kit don’t look right to my eye. Fabric perhaps a touch darker too.

Edited 1 August 2024 by phoneticerror

[Trent Steel]

and I got a load of abuse for buying "sweatshop shirts" last season, wheres your morals now?  yadda yadda

 

good job i got one from clowne direct this year and its great quality 

[Trent Steel]

On 24/07/2024 at 21:44, phoneticerror said:

I haven’t fannied around with the yellow, but a simple hue change shows what it’d look like with a blue/green tint.

 

looks like a YTS Painter & Deco lad has worn his Leicester kit to work on his fist day and the elders have rollered him for making shit tea...

[ALC Fox]

Personally, I wouldn't buy a knock-off shirt for several reasons:

 

- I wouldn't trust the shirt quality no matter what other people say

- I don't trust the sellers with my data

- I don't trust that there isn't child or forced labour in the supply chain.

 

BUT, I don't blame a lot of people for using buying them.

 

The kits are astronomical in price for ordinary working people. If you have multiple kids wanting multiple shirts you'll have to compromise. But if you can't afford a shirt at all, then these sellers must be so, so tempting.

This is compounded by having a new tranche of kits and training gear every single season. Not to mention that official suppliers have been subject to allegations of dodgy employment practices themselves.

 

We live in a murky world.

[Bordersfox]

18 minutes ago, Trent Steel said:

looks like a YTS Painter & Deco lad has worn his Leicester kit to work on his fist day and the elders have rollered him for making shit tea...

Tbf I'm more concerned a YTS painting and decorating scheme involves a full day of fisting.   

[Stopharage]

27 minutes ago, Trent Steel said:

looks like a YTS Painter & Deco lad has worn his Leicester kit to work on his fist day and the elders have rollered him for making shit tea...

Finger on the pulse here. YTS ended 35 years ago. 

[Gravel]

58 minutes ago, Stopharage said:

Finger on the pulse here. YTS ended 35 years ago. 

Well that's put a stop to my low wage fisting plans 😟

[niyaminski]

I was just watching a YouTube video by ‘Vizeh’ and it was all about kit prices/random shit you can get from a club shop.

 

Given some of the examples on there, we’re really not that bad.

 

Vid link if anyones interested; 

 

[dmayne7]

19 hours ago, ALC Fox said:

Personally, I wouldn't buy a knock-off shirt for several reasons:

 

- I wouldn't trust the shirt quality no matter what other people say

- I don't trust the sellers with my data

- I don't trust that there isn't child or forced labour in the supply chain.

 

BUT, I don't blame a lot of people for using buying them.

 

The kits are astronomical in price for ordinary working people. If you have multiple kids wanting multiple shirts you'll have to compromise. But if you can't afford a shirt at all, then these sellers must be so, so tempting.

 

This is compounded by having a new tranche of kits and training gear every single season. Not to mention that official suppliers have been subject to allegations of dodgy employment practices themselves.

 

We live in a murky world.

Think the second point is totally valid and my genuine concern. But having picked up a shirt from eBay (so I can't say for sure it was a fake) the quality is pretty much just as good and I think that's the case now outside of Ali Express/DH Gate. 

 

In terms of the child labour point, I think most of these come from the same factories as the real thing. No way that Nike, Adidas etc. aren't exploiting people to make these shirts. Now, not saying that makes a fake better as it's likely that the conditions for a fake are worse, but I'd also say there's an argument that it's better that a tiny amount of money goes to dodgy sources that a bucket load to the greedy corporations who have their own shady and exploitative processes.

 

I'd never have considered it before I bought that England shirt (which also wasn't dirt cheap) but I think the moral justification is there to buying a fake shirt. Or there is a least a big question mark over whether it is in fact worse to buy these fakes.

Edited 2 August 2024 by dmayne7