Not sure I like the black sponsors name or Hummel logo. Doesn't quite look right but guess limited in what they could do with the white pin stripes. Jury is out on this for me
Don’t like it to be honest. Pin stripes are too prominent, sponsor logo in black looks wrong and the socks are ghastly. Big white tops on socks make players look clumsy. Last seasons socks with this and it would have been passable but on the whole it’s not doing it for me. Sorry.
I know its a fuzzy designed image, but I feel the kit looks better here than it does in the reveal. I think it is because the reveal sponsor logo, all be it a fantastic cause, looks a bit naff to me. One to see in person first.
Shirt looks great, Sponsor being a charity is excellent, not sure the logo quite works on the shirt but a decent effort and way better than a Nike template
I'm suprised no one has mentioned the price of the shirt with it being priced at £50. Seems expensive to me. Hummel don't seem to have one set price for clubs who sell their shirts either. Coventry charge £47, Cambridge £42, Middlesborough £48 and Rangers £60
But maybe Hummel aren't that pricey, as Arsenal's new home shirt is £60 and Chelsea are charging just under £65 for theirs.
with the single figures of sales they're gonna achieve, they've gone for maximising the revenue £45 is obscene Don't anybody bleat on about "that's roughly what everybody charges" - that's a 100% polyester t-shirt, materials costs under £1, machine made and drenched in sponsorship logos. Even without a loathsome toxic arsehole owning the club, ponying up £50 requires a massive dose of self-delusion. As soon as the twunt is gone - steam in, scoop them up, it's your overdraft; until then NOT A PENNY.
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The sponsor logo is not quite visible enough but as it was a last minute change I can see why especially as the mock up shirt had Betdaq on it.
All home shirts are going to have that marmite effect and at the end of the day we have a bespoke kit
I'm not a huge fan but I won't be wearing it anyway so not that fussed. It's red with white shorts, job done.
fully expect to love it by the weekend.
But seeing as i haven't bought a Charlton shirt for about 20 years i'll not let it trouble me too much.
£45 is obscene
Don't anybody bleat on about "that's roughly what everybody charges" - that's a 100% polyester t-shirt, materials costs under £1, machine made and drenched in sponsorship logos. Even without a loathsome toxic arsehole owning the club, ponying up £50 requires a massive dose of self-delusion.
As soon as the twunt is gone - steam in, scoop them up, it's your overdraft; until then NOT A PENNY.