Modernism really took over this season. The taped and collared shirts were on their way out to be replaced more and more by slick, minimalist […] Read More
Author: John Devlin
You know when you start what you think is a good idea but then life gets in the way and somehow it ends up on […] Read More
In these strange days of quarantine, one good thing I guess is that we all have a little extra time on our hands. But if […] Read More
There was a heavy air of anticipation for this year’s Arsenal kits amongst fans and kit nerds alike. For the first time in 25 years […] Read More
The 1979-80 season truly was a campaign of firsts and lasts on the kit front. The firsts came with the arrival of shirt sponsorship – […] Read More
Everyone knows that Liverpool were the first professional team to wear a sponsored shirt in a league match – but were they? I’ve been doing […] Read More
A big year personally for me, as this was the first season I watched after getting into football. Funny how the clubs and kits still […] Read More
Following their dipping of toes the previous year, this season saw the full arrival of adidas in the English top flight with no fewer than […] Read More
My study of football kit design really took off when I made the subject part of my final Graphic Design degree project. As part of […] Read More
1976 was the first year to see logo taping adorn various team strips with no fewer than nine sides adopting the new kit innovation in […] Read More