This is the new Derby County home kit for the 2011/12 English Championship season produced by Adidas.
The new kit, as modelled by Steve Davies, will be worn by the Rams for the forthcoming npower Championship season. On the new design, Derby County's Head of Retail Mandy Hollis explained: "We have worked hard with adidas to incorporate a design we believe fans will enjoy, and we're delighted with the end result.
"This year's design is a new take on a classic white shirt and we believe the two tone white hoops effect will be popular with fans."
buymobiles.net continue to be the main shirt sponsor. Having received feedback from the fans about last season's shirt, the Derbyshire-based mobile phone retailer have introduced a new way their logo is applied to the shirt, giving it a more natural feel.
Rams Player of the Season John Brayford says it feels great and looks great: "The shirt gets lighter and more comfortable every season.
"Adidas raise the bar each year and once again they've produced something that players will enjoy wearing, but also looks impressive.
"I think supporters will really like this new kit and hopefully we can be successful in it."
Thanks to adamguest87
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But that'll never happen in this day and age.
This kit is an experiment in minimalism, or back to basics, clearly.
The keeper kit is the new template, however absolutely stunning I think. I am a goalkeeper and there was nothing worse than in Sunday league being forced to wear a horrible fluorescent or wildly designed strip. Adidas have came out with smart simple keeper kits lately, and this is perfect I think. However i expect most teams to have that, lime green and black this year
It says "As modelled by Steve Davies"
Google it.
actually its not, its a bespoke design for once
It's not bespoke at all. I saw the same shirt in orange/white in a football shop in Brisbane (Australia) today. It's teamwear downunder, that's for sure - it was hanging with the other adidas teamwear templates.
I agree with Cruyff14:
I was at the adidas store the other day here in Irvine, CA, and I saw the same shirt template in two colors: Black and "Argentina Blue".
Sorry Clint, but you're wrong.
Its the Adidas Tabela 11 template (one the cheapest of all the teamwear range) which is available in Europe this year but not in the UK yet.
http://webkatalog.teamsportnord.de/Produkte/Trikots/Adidas/Adidas-Tabela-11-Trikot-white-black.html
Hence why I said 'google it'
Then you can see for yourself
To be fair though I quite the shirt, it looks nice. Shame derby are having the same socks for about the 5th year running though
what is confusing them is you put tabela II not tabela 11.
two different templates.
though tbh nothing wrong with temlates, back in the day there were only about 5 different shirts at all, plain, stripes, halves, sleeves and hoops all repeated in different colours.
I just copied and pasted the name tabela II from the website that I saw selling them
It'll just be exactly the same for them.
next thing youll be sayin its like the hearts kit ......well neraly ....not quite......zzzzzzzzzzzzz
for adidas its boring as fcuk tbh
still its daaaarby caaanty init it me duck
What a rip off, we need to boot adidas in to touch and go with a better supplier.
Umbro please!
Blatant template kit!
Shocking adidas.
better than the red dogs shirt,
Just seen the forest shirt and i can safely say that shirt make's your shirt look like something i would use after releasing my crapper fella.
you are a idiot
This is why I am gutted that Spurs signed with Under Armour and not Adidas.
Black and white are the traditional colours of dcfc. Brian clough changed us to wearing navy shorts with red numbers on our back to make us look like England in the 1970's - for whatever reason. That's my understanding anyway. The navy carried on into the 80's, until the late 80's / early 90's we reverted back to our black and white which has remained since.
History lesson over.
that is your imagination
The Adidas badge?
They may as well buy some plain adidas nylon shirts from Sports Direct for £2.50 a go, plonk some logos on it and sell it for £50. Result.