Football Shirt Culture - Latest Football Kit News and More
Latest Football Kit News and More 
These are the Nike Premier III SG-PRO Anti-Clog football boots in Black/White, featuring a soft, supple K-leather upper for superior touch and comfort.
Nike’s gift to the grassroots game returns for a third generation with an even sleeker take on the classic silhouette.
Paris FC are often the forgotten men, and women, of the French capital. All the column inches seem to go the way of Paris Saint-Germain and Red Star, with PFC barely appearing on most’s radar.
Not at DesignFootball.com, particularly in the challenges. Previously featuring in DF's Crest Redesign Competition Weekly, Paris FC have now done the double by becoming the subject of a Kit of the Week (KOTW) stage too.
Argentine side Club Atlético Tigre recently revealed their 2021-22 Home and Away shirts by Kappa.
The primary design is in the classic blue with a red band, with the former incorporating a gradient effect, while the Away is in white, again with the red band but also featuring navy embellishment.
This is the new Fluminense Third shirt.
The Brazilian side’s new secondary change for the remainder of 2021 and into 2022 is an Umbro design in grey to pay tribute to the club’s first playing wear.
Club Independiente Santa Fe, of Colombia’s Categoría Primera A, have revealed a third 2021-22 match shirt.
The grey Kappa design acts as a tribute to Santa Fe’s home city of Bogotá, the base including iconography referring to the Colombian capital’s coat of arms.
This is the new Shamrock Rovers 2022 Away shirt by Umbro.
The Tallaght, South Dublin-based League of Ireland Premier Division champions, who have now debuted the white-with-green design in their derby match with Bohemians, will call upon the shirt in their 2022 defence of their title.
This is the new PSIS Semarang Third shirt.
The Warak Dragon’s 2021-22 secondary change design by RIORS is in black with neat matching collar and cuffs.
This 1963 England shirt with FA 100th anniversary embroidered crest patch - “CENTENARY YEAR 1863-1963” - recently sold at auction for £2600.
Originally prepared for the now late Jimmy Armfield, who went on to win the World Cup with England in 1966, the reverse carries a classic number 2 in traditional red on the understated white base.
Turn on the style with some J-League vibes courtesy of the Mizuno x Nagoya Grampus 8 93' Hanon track jacket, part of the Nagoya Grampus Heritage Collection.
A remake of Grampus’s first J-League kit, worn during the inaugural season of 1993, the Mizuno x Nagoya Grampus 8 93' track jacket features the same iconic design as the original, complete with retro ribbed cuffs and an oversized collar.
Turn on the style with some J-League vibes courtesy of the Mizuno x Nagoya Grampus 8 93' Hanon Jersey, part of the Nagoya Grampus Heritage Collection.
A remake of Grampus’s first J-League kit, worn during the inaugural season of 1993, the Mizuno x Nagoya Grampus 8 93' Jersey features the same iconic design as the original, complete with retro ribbed cuffs and an oversized collar.
