davieG Posted 28 June 2007 Posted 28 June 2007 Leicester City have today released details of their new exciting Training Range for the 2007/08 season. The J1 Range, designed and manufactured by new Technical Sponsors Jako, provides City fans with a fresh new look for the summer - with shorts, t-shirts, polo shirts, long sleeved training tops and vest tops all expected to sell well in the run up to the holiday period. A City spokesman said: "We are delighted with our new range of training wear. With the holiday season rapidly approaching, we are expecting a surge in demand, both at the City Megastore and from our on-line store. "The J1 range is a more fashionable and up to date range than we have ever stocked before. "We are hopeful that City fans will be stocking up in the new range ready for their holidays." The new J1 Range includes training t-shirts, in Black or Blue, priced at just £14.99 for Adults and £11.99 for kids, polo shirts in white, at £19.99 for Adults and £14.99 for kids, shorts, priced at 13.99 for Adults and 10.99 for kids. The spokesman added: "City fans traditionally like to wear their Club colours whilst away on holiday and we are hopeful this year that our products are of a suitable style and quality that will make them proud to be a Leicester City fan."
Kent Fox Posted 28 June 2007 Posted 28 June 2007 Leicester City have today released details of their new exciting Training Range for the 2007/08 season. The new J1 Range includes training t-shirts, in Black or Blue, priced at just £14.99 for Adults and £11.99 for kids, polo shirts in white, at £19.99 for Adults and £14.99 for kids, shorts, priced at 13.99 for Adults and 10.99 for kids. Oh great! I'll have one in blue please to go with my *still fuming* BLACK tracksuit. Or does this mean there will be a more sensible blue tracky??
Master Fox Posted 28 June 2007 Posted 28 June 2007 Leicester City have today released details of their new exciting Training Range for the 2007/08 season. The J1 Range, designed and manufactured by new Technical Sponsors Jako, provides City fans with a fresh new look for the summer - with shorts, t-shirts, polo shirts, long sleeved training tops and vest tops all expected to sell well in the run up to the holiday period. A City spokesman said: "We are delighted with our new range of training wear. With the holiday season rapidly approaching, we are expecting a surge in demand, both at the City Megastore and from our on-line store. "The J1 range is a more fashionable and up to date range than we have ever stocked before. "We are hopeful that City fans will be stocking up in the new range ready for their holidays." The new J1 Range includes training t-shirts, in Black or Blue, priced at just £14.99 for Adults and £11.99 for kids, polo shirts in white, at £19.99 for Adults and £14.99 for kids, shorts, priced at 13.99 for Adults and 10.99 for kids. The spokesman added: "City fans traditionally like to wear their Club colours whilst away on holiday and we are hopeful this year that our products are of a suitable style and quality that will make them proud to be a Leicester City fan." And on what ground does this spokesman base his findings on? I just hope he's wrong.
Daggers Posted 28 June 2007 Posted 28 June 2007 And on what ground does this spokesman base his findings on? I just hope he's wrong. A survey at
Master Fox Posted 28 June 2007 Posted 28 June 2007 A survey at Ah yes, I’m very familiar with this well established research firm.
lookwhaticando Posted 28 June 2007 Posted 28 June 2007 It's all rather awful, in my opinion. For a start it's all polyester. Second there's that stupid J1 (J! ?) logo in the top left of each piece. And I'm still not liking that shield-look logo. I wonder what BartonFox makes of the claim that this stuff is "fashionable".
Scow Posted 28 June 2007 Posted 28 June 2007 With the holiday season rapidly approaching, we are expecting a surge in demand, both at the City Megastore and from our on-line store. Bless em', they're relentless.
Chrysalis Posted 2 July 2007 Posted 2 July 2007 whats the little logo in the front of the shirt? I think the shirt is a good alternative if you dont the topps tiles on it.
Simi Posted 2 July 2007 Posted 2 July 2007 whats the little logo in the front of the shirt?I think the shirt is a good alternative if you dont the topps tiles on it. IT says 'J1'. The product range.
lookwhaticando Posted 2 July 2007 Posted 2 July 2007 I bet all the gear has JAKO written across the back in bastard big lettering that can be read from 2 miles away. In which case I will most definitely not be investing in any training gear.
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