Leeds United 2017-18 Kappa Home Kit

Leeds United unveiled their brand new 17/18 home kit by Kappa.

The new home kit, produced by official technical kit sponsor Kappa, was officially revealed at an exclusive launch event featuring the first team squad on Thursday evening.

Maintaining their traditional all-white design, Leeds United is embossed into the fabric of the shirt material, with a new look to the club emblem in gold and blue.

Kappa’s Kombat™ Skin 2018 technology has revolutionised the players shirt, setting new performance standards and encouraging new playing practices.

Classic Kits

The Stop Stopping technical principle makes the Kombat™ Skin impossible to grab hold of, changing everything on the pitch.

This is all integrated and enhanced by a unique seamless technology to achieve maximum comfort on the skin, and enhance the fabric’s performance properties.

The back of the shirts feature mesh fabric for enhanced breathability and elasticity and also bears the clubs famous motto ‘Marching on Together’ on the back collar section of the shirt

Whilst the players Kombat Skin kit is designed to improve their performance on the pitch, the fans replica jerseys have been created with a classic, relaxed fit to provide maximum comfort travelling to and from matches. Included within the range there is a specific ladies fit jersey available.

Main club sponsor 32 Red and secondary shirt sponsor Clipper Logistics once again proudly sponsor the home shirt, both in striking metallic gold print.

Junior home shirts are sponsored by Utilita Energy for the forthcoming season, with their logo taking prime position on all junior replica shirts.

 

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  • This commment is unpublished.
    · 9 years ago
    As a Leeds fan I can honestly say "That reminds me. I need some bog roll"
    God awful kit.
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    · 9 years ago
    This kit is ... tight ?
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    · 9 years ago
    Awful. However, at least it's an original and not a Nike or adidas template.
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    · 9 years ago
    Rediculous use of Kappa logo as trim, really pathetic
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    · 9 years ago
    Oh the moobs and the love handles will look great in that ??
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    · 9 years ago
    That guy's very lumpy.
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    · 9 years ago
    Thank goodness I don't live in Leeds anymore. Men with beer guts will look even worse in this shirt
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    · 9 years ago
    Shocking kit that!!
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    · 9 years ago
    @Mick I'm 6ft 7 and 24 stone of solid rugby-playing muscle, a bit like a lot of other West Yorkshire lads I know, so yeah, I also hope they go up to 4xl. Interesting to find out where you're from, mouth piece...
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    · 9 years ago
    Like to see Leeds fans fit into that one!
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    · 9 years ago
    Is there something really homo-erotic about this picture or is it just me?
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    · 9 years ago
    Take a bow Kappa for achieving the impossible...getting an all white kit so horribly wrong.
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    · 9 years ago
    @Racko f*c*i*g brilliant lad!
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    · 9 years ago
    The fat Leeds fans will look cracking in this tight fitting shirt! :D
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    · 9 years ago
    Looks like underwear
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    · 9 years ago
    Needs more Kappa badges
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    · 9 years ago
    @Shazbot f*c* off ya daft c*n*
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    · 9 years ago
    @Spring Heeled Jack Having this kit for your centenary in 2 years would make sense, but part of me was a bit gutted that we lost one of our traditional colours (black) for our centenary kit so we could use gold.
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    · 9 years ago
    Revolting. Gold never works on football kits. Just looks tacky.
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    · 9 years ago
    It's a bit Jimmy Saville