New kit next season (picture on Page 36)
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Is it just me or do the shorts look a bit too dark to be white on the negative when Cousins is doing tricks on the pitch? That and the WE ARE RED (no white mentioned) is a bit concerning. Please no red shorts.0
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Yes, that's what I thought. Bet it's all red.CAFCdamo said:Is it just me or do the shorts look a bit too dark to be white on the negative when Cousins is doing tricks on the pitch? That and the WE ARE RED (no white mentioned) is a bit concerning. Please no red shorts.
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he does mention White on the kit but its hard to hearCAFCdamo said:Is it just me or do the shorts look a bit too dark to be white on the negative when Cousins is doing tricks on the pitch? That and the WE ARE RED (no white mentioned) is a bit concerning. Please no red shorts.
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No don't change our lovely badge to just a shord ! I know its the old style badge but I started as CAFC in 1985 and love the badge with all my heart!! Its Charlton Athletic3
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Better to farm it out to a company in the UK that has links to and relationships with manufacturers in China. Going direct to China would be risky (in the sense of having no product/kit), unless you were actually going to send someone to Shanghai/Guangzhou etc to place the order.ShootersHillGuru said:Just how difficult and costly would it be to find a smallish manufacturer in say China that would be willing to make a bespoke shirt in the numbers that we require ? I realise there are some ethical hurdles to overcome but I doubt our current or past shirt suppliers are particularly clean and entirely ethical. I don't understand why football clubs are locked into the Nike, Adidas etc cycle.
I'm sure that someone will explain why it's not feasible.
Once you factor in a margin for that company on all the various orders and their involvement in design etc, you're probably looking at something that could be much more expensive.
In my experience, the kind of small companies who are accessible, cheap and have good links with the Far East would have no interest in designing your product for you and would require you to provide everything exactly to plan (or else you end up with standard tshirts). I doubt there would be anyone in the club who would actually be able to do that to a high enough standard, so that involves another, more expensive company. Not sure how the kits are transported to the UK, but I would guess by boat where possible. The small UK companies would be less likely to have regular shipments from China into which Charlton's kit could be lumped, so the whole order for the year would need to be placed at the start (probably about a month or two ago), or else risk paying higher airfrieght charges.
I say all this about China. For football kits you would probably be looking at Bangladesh or India. I'm not sure how much power Nike, Adidas etc have over the factories there. I would guess that it's a lot.0 -
Isn't it just the new shirt that is being revealed on saturday, rather than the full kit? I may have that wrong but, if not, sounds promising that we are going to go back to a predominantly red shirt.CAFCdamo said:Is it just me or do the shorts look a bit too dark to be white on the negative when Cousins is doing tricks on the pitch? That and the WE ARE RED (no white mentioned) is a bit concerning. Please no red shorts.
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Doesn't he just say he liked the white on the last one but this one is nice without it?sammy391 said:
he does mention White on the kit but its hard to hearCAFCdamo said:Is it just me or do the shorts look a bit too dark to be white on the negative when Cousins is doing tricks on the pitch? That and the WE ARE RED (no white mentioned) is a bit concerning. Please no red shorts.
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Yep, looked like red shorts tooSillybilly said:
Yes, that's what I thought. Bet it's all red.CAFCdamo said:Is it just me or do the shorts look a bit too dark to be white on the negative when Cousins is doing tricks on the pitch? That and the WE ARE RED (no white mentioned) is a bit concerning. Please no red shorts.
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in the video it looks like the shorts and sleeeves are a darker colour than the shirt0
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I think it's one of the silliest and most pointless videos I've ever seen.................9
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agreeCallumcafc said:I think it's one of the silliest and most pointless videos I've ever seen.................
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Orrr, it's creating a buzz about the reveal of the new home kit, prompting people to talk about it and getting fans excited to see it. Which is most of the feedback we've been getting.Callumcafc said:I think it's one of the silliest and most pointless videos I've ever seen.................
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Fair enough, not questioning the reasoning behind putting a video out there.Ollywozere said:
Orrr, it's creating a buzz about the reveal of the new home kit, prompting people to talk about it and getting fans excited to see it. Which is most of the feedback we've been getting.Callumcafc said:I think it's one of the silliest and most pointless videos I've ever seen.................
Personally, I thought it appears a bit cobbled together and looks bizarre when visually it's so far doctored that you can't even make out who the player modelling it is. Audio is grating as well ...but maybe that's just TWWW's accent!1 -
Frankly it doesn't really matter. Those that are going to buy it will have already decided to do so and those that are not are unlikely to change their minds.
On a separate note I used to get really excited when I was younger when the new kits were revealed, and I thought the recent attempts at generating interest but having photos of a sleeve or a hem line were rubbish. even though I've already seen the China top (and believe those that are sure it's that one) I'm still looking forward to seeing it.
I will be buying my son one as soon as it is available, and I might even buy one for myself this year.1 -
Aah, what the hell...........you might as well go the whole hog and get me one too................................kings hill addick said:
I will be buying my son one as soon as it is available, and I might even buy one for myself this year.7 -
I'll be buying myself one. It's just nice to wear the shirt when having a kick about with mates. It's that and at the game that it gets worn, nowhere else.1
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HenryIrving put the kit up ages ago.Ollywozere said:
Orrr, it's creating a buzz about the reveal of the new home kit, prompting people to talk about it and getting fans excited to see it. Which is most of the feedback we've been getting.Callumcafc said:I think it's one of the silliest and most pointless videos I've ever seen.................
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Yes, when the kit is one of a limited choice out of a catalogue, it's hard to create much of a buzzMrOneLung said:
HenryIrving put the kit up ages ago.Ollywozere said:
Orrr, it's creating a buzz about the reveal of the new home kit, prompting people to talk about it and getting fans excited to see it. Which is most of the feedback we've been getting.Callumcafc said:I think it's one of the silliest and most pointless videos I've ever seen.................
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Just be thankful we haven't ended up with this template......... Also available in red and white.
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Mock up of Charlton Home and Away shirts.13
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Home kit is lovely imo. Please don't let it be that sash away kit. Please.0
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Me too, I just heard that the away kit is going to be white with a red diagonal strip so not sure if it will be like that.0
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I think I'm probably in a minority that likes quirky kits like this. Don't really understand the fuss around minimalist/retro kits. During a certain period of time they were suitable, but very dull nowadays.Afternoon Delight said:Just be thankful we haven't ended up with this template......... Also available in red and white.
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Please tell me we're not having the "team of the 80's" home strip as our away strip
If that's right the bell that made that decision is so out of touch with local football knowledge they're prolly sad Millwall got relegated
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The team of the 80s had a red/blue stripe. The red stripe is completely different!oohaahmortimer said:Please tell me we're not having the "team of the 80's" home strip as our away strip
If that's right the bell that made that decision is so out of touch with local football knowledge they're prolly sad Millwall got relegated
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Those home and away kits look great IMO.2
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love both of them2
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I like the socks which will make it better to find a team mate when passing. When you get to my age, you just pick one out of your collection.1