Plymouth Argyle 18/19 Puma Away Kit

Why is it so hard for people to fathom that it's about the shade of a colour and not the colour itself. Some teams wear orange against teams that wear red. Wolves did against Forest. Everton played at Man City with both teams wearing a shade of blue. Plymouth wear dark green and black stripes. You could argue that it wouldn't even clash with the likes of Yeovil, Panathinaikos, Werder Bremen or St Etienne, so dark is the green used. The clashes may come when they play teams with black, navy or even darker blues. For those games a light green and white change strip is perfect. European teams have been doing this for years. Celtic have managed just fine with frequent away kits in dark green or neon green.

Very nice except for that rather blueish shade of green that Puma ist using for decades now.

Simple and effective. I like it.

@Realist Yeah celtic had three green kits last year but still had to wear the previous seasons pink kit against hibs so dnot always work

Yet another hilarious kit for the slime :D

This is what my eyes saw when watching England v Nigeria

spearmint green....interesting!

Green home clashes with erm ..green away :/

“Our kit is green, so in case of kit clashes we need an alternative! Let’s make that green as well!”

Great logic, guys...

An 'away' kit used it imply 'alternative' strip. That is if your home kit clashed with that of the opposition, then as away team, you were obliged to change strip. I struggle to understand how green and white quarters provides an alternative to Plymouth's home strip of green. Mind you, their home strip doesn't clash much, so it's difficult to fathom why Plymouth need another strip at all!

Looks like old Werder Bremen Jersey

Cracking kit - fresh, original and different.