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One of the highlights since adidas reunited with Manchester United has been the retro releases, and this near-reissue of the 1990-92 Home shirt is no exception. Complete with Trefoil logo, jacquard and...
This is the Darmstadt 98 2022-23 season Home shirt. Produced by CRAFT, the new design boasts two tones of blue - darker on the upper portion - which meet in an interlocking pattern in a central band...
Associação Chapecoense de Futebol, of Brazil, have unveiled their 2022 Umbro home shirt. In green with contrast neck, cuff trim and side panels - all in white - the lattermost is also decorated with...
This is the new Associação Chapecoense de Futebol away shirt by Umbro. Celebrating the 105th anniversary of Chapecoense’s home city of Chapecó, the 2022 secondary design is in white with a neat,...
Not disguising its derivative nature, the Lovers FC “Engerland 98” football-fashion shirt references the Three Lions’ emotional campaign at the France 98 World Cup. The memories of Michael Owen and, more...
Released as part of a range from Lovers FC, this “Drop” shirt brings to mind a mid-nineties adidas template worn by, among others, France, Germany and, in pre-season, Olympique de Marseille. But in even...
Lovers FC have resuscitated an Umbro design from the late 1980s and early 1990s in football-fashion form. The “Footy Graphic” shirt is further embellished with branding that doesn’t appear to nod to the...
Thought to be the first ever fluorescent football shirt, the 1989-91 Sheffield United Away by Umbro has been revisited by the club on several occasions and now it has received the football-fashion crossover...
Harking back to, most pertinently, an iconic photoshoot centred on the Manchester-born rock band Oasis, this Lovers FC shirt is a fashion-based update of a 1990s kit classic. Liam and Noel...
This “Romanista” shirt from Meyba Creative Director Neal Heard’s “Lovers FC” brand takes its cues from, in the main, the 1991-92 AS Roma Third shirt. That adidas design’s logos may be replaced by the...
