Here it is, Stoke City's new le coq sportif 08/09 home kit. Worldwide sport manufacturers le coq sportif have once again come up with a stunning new design which promises to be an even bigger hit than this season's strip.

The new look shirt features a predominant red stripe down the front, with le coq sportif's stylish blue logo on both the right hand sleeve and the right hand side of the chest. The Stoke City club crest is positioned as usual on the left hand side of the chest. The back of the new shirt features a blocked out red section at the top for the players name, to comply with FA regulations. The new shorts display the clubs crest and kit manufacturers on the side instead of the customary front.

The kit will be available to purchase from both the official club shop at the Britannia Stadium and the Potteries Shopping Centre Store today, with them both opening at 9am. As always the kit will be available in a wide range of sizes including Adults, Ladies, Juniors and Infants and we will stock both long sleeve and short sleeve shirts.

In continuation of Nike's commemoration of the Dunk, the latest pack has surfaced for a shoe once created as the quintessential team shoe for colleges all around but has now transcended sport and culture alike. The Eastern pack references Eastern countries with strong footballing backgrounds, inspired by both flags and football kits of teams alike. This seasons’ design direction stands out for its remix of 2 major Nike sports: basketball and football. It’s where two extremes meet on one shoe. But mostly, it’s about Being True to the principles of sports and innovation.

The collection draws inspiration on the European football games taking place this summer as a starting point, and continues with a world tour of football, from Europe to Asia, ending with the ultimate football celebrating country, Brazil.

The world tour of creative inspiration continued with the Eastern Pack, which resulted in colourways that allude to the Asian hotbeds of football fandom. Rounding out the football inspired collection, the Brazil 08 Pack marks the 10th anniversary of the iconic football boot, the Nike Mercurial. A Dunk in Varsity Blue, Maize, and Grey colourway and using the same materials as the Mercurial will be introduced in Summer 08.

This is the new Feyenoord 08/09 Euro Centenary football shirt made by Kappa. Feyenoord will wear the shirt in the UEFA cup next season.

Feyenoord were founded as Wilhelmina in the pub "De Vereeniging" on 19 July 1908 and played in blue-sleeved red shirts and white shorts. Between 1908 and 1912 the club underwent a series of changes of name and team colours, becoming Hillesluise Football Club in 1909 and then RVV Celeritas. Upon earning promotion to the National football association in 1912, the club renamed to become SC Feijenoord, after the city district in which the team was founded and again changed uniform, adopting the red and white shirts, black shorts and black socks they still wear today.