Jace Posted 27 September 2013 Posted 27 September 2013 I can just see men across the country wanting to buy these items, after all if another football club like Coventry or Hull started their own designer brand of clothing we would be interested to buy it wouldn't we?
bovril Posted 27 September 2013 Posted 27 September 2013 I'm sorry but this photo just makes me think...... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1v8VAt5hO8s It is all rather sports casual!
indierich06 Posted 27 September 2013 Posted 27 September 2013 If they sell it in the Far East, this stuff will go down a storm. Much better than replica shirts. Traditional English style is massive over there at the minute, I'd imagine Top's polo playing mates would much rather wear this clobber than some cheap Puma shirt. I personally think it's a good idea - start things off with a limited run, test the waters and go from there. If it's reasonably priced, then I'd be interested. Some of the stuff looks really smart.
goose2010 Posted 27 September 2013 Posted 27 September 2013 I think it looks decent to be fair, the jacket's are pretty decent. This is an outrageous claim but think they will go into sports wear? like making football kits.......will be like a return of Fox Leisure. More likely to be making Polo wear for the guys in Thailand.
Deucalion Posted 27 September 2013 Posted 27 September 2013 I think most people have missed the point. The vast majority of this stuff will be sold in Bangkok airport. Any new revenue stream can't be a bad thing.
john doe Posted 27 September 2013 Posted 27 September 2013 I think it looks decent to be fair, the jacket's are pretty decent. This is an outrageous claim but think they will go into sports wear? like making football kits.......will be like a return of Fox Leisure. More likely to be making Polo wear for the guys in Thailand. with ffp around the corner might be a loophole by signing a kit deal with ourselves
Out Foxed Posted 27 September 2013 Posted 27 September 2013 I think most people have missed the point. The vast majority of this stuff will be sold in Bangkok airport. Any new revenue stream can't be a bad thing. Do you know that fur sure. Someone said they were there recently and the LCFC was not being sold anymore.
Jace Posted 27 September 2013 Posted 27 September 2013 Do you know that fur sure. Someone said they were there recently and the LCFC was not being sold anymore. I would have thought that would make it more likely to be marketed there than less likely
whitlock Posted 27 September 2013 Posted 27 September 2013 Bit of a weird one. Surely the range is only going to appeal to Leicester fans? I wouldn't buy clothes from a brand affiliated with say Burnley, purely because it's Burnley? Even if it was nice. Some of the stuff does look quite nice.
svensson Posted 27 September 2013 Posted 27 September 2013 If they sell it in the Far East, this stuff will go down a storm. Much better than replica shirts. Traditional English style is massive over there at the minute, I'd imagine Top's polo playing mates would much rather wear this clobber than some cheap Puma shirt. I personally think it's a good idea - start things off with a limited run, test the waters and go from there. If it's reasonably priced, then I'd be interested. Some of the stuff looks really smart. 100% on the money. This will go down a treat in Asia, could be huge returns.
Matt Posted 27 September 2013 Posted 27 September 2013 I'm not a lad who wears cardigans, i'm more into my Superdry hoodies, e.t.c, but really like that, if it's not a stupid price (which i'm worried it will be) might get one of those.
Out Foxed Posted 27 September 2013 Posted 27 September 2013 I would have thought that would make it more likely to be marketed there than less likely My question was...is the shop there anymore.
Greatness_Since_1884 Posted 27 September 2013 Posted 27 September 2013 3 words to explain this one: Financial Fair Play
Bettsj2 Posted 27 September 2013 Posted 27 September 2013 3 words to explain this one: Financial Fair Play Affordable Stylish Clothing I for one cant wait to get my hands on some Fox and Crop gear. Next time i'm back in Leicester, i'll be down Scotneys hoping to look as good as Liam Moore in that shawl neck cardigan.
Mack Posted 27 September 2013 Posted 27 September 2013 A lot of clubs have done this. I remember Everton having a range of Sergio Tacchini clothing some years ago that was very tidy. It not a unique or new idea, but will sell if it's not cheap sweat shop low quality crap.
BrummieFOX Posted 27 September 2013 Author Posted 27 September 2013 A lot of clubs have done this. I remember Everton having a range of Sergio Tacchini clothing some years ago that was very tidy. It not a unique or new idea, but will sell if it's not cheap sweat shop low quality crap. That's different though. This is a new brand created by the club. Sergio Tachhnini is already an established brand.
Mack Posted 27 September 2013 Posted 27 September 2013 That's different though. This is a new brand created by the club. Sergio Tachhnini is already an established brand. Yes I suppose you are right. However only Foxes fans are going to buy it, I mean, would you wear Sheep and Wellies by Direby or Tree and Doggers by Florist?
Kitchandro Posted 27 September 2013 Posted 27 September 2013 If they do a t-shirt in the same colour as that cardi I genuinely might get one.
davieG Posted 27 September 2013 Posted 27 September 2013 https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=fMrersRZzDY
Matt Posted 27 September 2013 Posted 27 September 2013 For people who think this is only available from Scotney's, it IS actually available from the fanstore too. Fox and Crop's 2013/14 autumn/winter collection goes on sale from the City Fanstore at King Power Stadium and Chrisopher Scotney, London Road, Leicester from Saturday 28 September http://www.lcfc.com/news/article/260913-city-set-to-launch-fox-crop-clothing-range-1078560.aspx (Bottom of the article) Might have to have a look at the price and quality of that cardigan tomorrow, do really like it.
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