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This is the new 2021 Nike Club América Third shirt.
The new design - which has been added to the Mexican Liga MX side’s extensive ’20-21 range with various similarly styled items - is based on a shirt worn by legendary and current goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa back in 2008.
Southampton FC announced that it has agreed a partnership with sportswear brand, hummel. The appointment of hummel follows an extensive search to find a new partner that shares the club’s values and desire to push the boundaries.
The partnership also sees the club reunite with a brand who will already be familiar with many supporters, with their famous chevrons and bumblebee trademarks having featured on several cult classic Southampton kits between 1987-1991, including the design introduced in the 1987/88 season which was based on Denmark’s 1986 World Cup shirts.
The new Uganda national team Home, Away and Third kits have been launched by FUFA - the Federation of Ugandan Football Associations.
The Umbro 2021 designs are all greatly eye-catching, with each featuring all the colour of the national flag. The red Home shirt - worn with black shorts and red socks - has the effect of a classic twin vertical stripe overlaid with heavy patterning, while the nominally all-white and all-yellow Away and Third respectively feature similar prominence given to the graphical.
This is the new Le Coq Sportif Cameroon 2021 Home shirt.
The new first-choice design for Les Lions Indomptables is in the famous green but includes, as part of the shirt’s structure, a chevron feature in the national palette’s respectively secondary and tertiary red and yellow.
Recently shared by football memorabilia collector John Daniels, these antique “Athletic Manufacturer” catalogue pages give an insight into the football outfitting scene of 1904.
The Frank Sugg brochure features striking shirts in wonderful fabrics such as merino and flannelette, with countless combination options on designs, cuts and necks - button and lace-up, of course, and “Shakespeare” collars. If anything, it could be said that - sublimation of graphics aside - a truly bespoke kit was easier to come by 117 years ago than it is today!
Something new has made its debut over on our sister site, DesignFootball.com. The kitvote section, with a True Colours feature of the 1992-93 Premier League Home kits.
Illustrated by John Devlin in his trademark style, it’s a collection of designs bound to get the nostalgia juices flowing, with long-missed manufacturers and sponsors as well as wonderful examples of 90s design.
Inspired by an on-pitch classic and perfected for the street, these limited-collection football trainers keep you comfortably locked in with a soft K-leather forefoot and stretchy adidas Primeknit collar.
Rubber elements on the strike zone pay tribute to a '90s Predator icon. An energy-returning Boost midsole brings you speeding back to the present.
Luxurious leather, pure adidas heritage. Inspired by a '90s Predator icon, these limited-collection football boots keep you comfortably locked in when you hit the pitch.
Identical to the original Accelerator in every way, the soft K-leather upper has its signature rubber elements on the strike zone. Underneath, a groundbreaking split outsole brings you speeding back to the present.
For the second half of the Ligue 1 Uber Eats season, Uhlsport released their latest official match ball in silver-grey with navy and fluo red accents.
The official match ball of the French Ligue 1 is characterized by its innovative thermobonding technology, which minimizes the water absorption of the ball.
Serial predictor and DF member Corinth has provided a set of speculative AS Roma shirts for 2021-22.
With tongue firmly in cheek, these mockups for the Italian Serie A side were provoked by the notion that the Giallorossi will shortly be sporting kits produced by Reebok - remember them?...
