five black stripes - this time with a chevron texture and closing to a point above and below the “antel” branding, à la Crystal Palace - and four yellow, the shirt also has the now trademark Puma shoulder stripe. The crest keeps to the palette and the...
Crystal Palace 1989-90 home shirt by Bukta with classic Fly Virgin sponsor as worn in the season of the 1990 FA Cup Final against Man United which ended in a thrilling 3-3 draw. See price
Crystal Palace have released the Third kit for the 2020/21 season, with the new designs following the same pattern across the home, away and third shirt for the first time since 2012/13. The third kit is a smart blend of black, red and blue – a colour...
Crystal Palace have released the Away kit for the 2020/21 season, with the new designs following the same pattern across the home, away and third shirt for the first time since 2012/13. The away kit is an eye-catching and clean white, red and blue,...
Crystal Palace have released the Home kit for the 2020/21 season, with the new designs following the same pattern across the home, away and third shirt for the first time since 2012/13. The home kit is a bold and stripped-back red and blue, with just...
in a football shirt is the debate over nailing down the definitive version. The Bukta Home shirt, or shirts, worn by Crystal Palace in the last couple of years of the Eighties and into 1990 is - or are - an example of this. As illustrated in this...
V-neck collar and the AFCB sign off on the back of the neck. The players will wear the kit for the first time against Crystal Palace on Saturday 20th June, the first ever Premier League game to be broadcast on the BBC. AFC Bournemouth also announced...
ever conceived of, and a plethora of oversized sponsors for the French club sides. Furthermore, that sash shirt for Crystal Palace, Manchester United’s torso adidas stripes, Luton’s asymmetrical branding, an early example of France’s Tricolore...
Sport has also served as the official kit supplier to many Premier League clubs over the years including Sunderland, Crystal Palace and Sheffield United.
