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Reebok it is then (new 3rd shirt p51)
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I got a home shirt for a tenner in the end of season sale. Will do as a shirt for running and cycling.1
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Got my 11yr old the Jamaica one at xmas (full price argh!) then the fish and chip one on sale a couple of months back. The quality isnt amazing but he has been living in them and theyve not fallen apart, yet. Still a bit of mileage in them to get through the summer id say!4
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I'm not a "customer" for replica kit, but always liked the Hummel shirts.5
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Think they've got the licence for New Balance too .Gillis said:
Reviews for UK licence holder don't seem to be good in anything that they do.Leeds_Addick said:I think it's only us and MK Dons that had Reebok this season and the quality of their shirts looked just as terrible as ours.
I assume it's down to the license holder in the UK as some of the other Reebok brand shirts look better e.g. this Panama third shirt for the World Cup looks a thicker material
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Reebok don't actually produce anything anymore. The company that owns them owns over 20 different brands (including Reebok, Eddie Bauar and some other relatively well known 90s brands) and describe themselves as a "brand custodian". They simply outsource and license all the brands.Leeds_Addick said:I think it's only us and MK Dons that had Reebok this season and the quality of their shirts looked just as terrible as ours.
I assume it's down to the license holder in the UK as some of the other Reebok brand shirts look better e.g. this Panama third shirt for the World Cup looks a thicker material3 -
What a great world modernity israndy andy said:
Reebok don't actually produce anything anymore. The company that owns them owns over 20 different brands (including Reebok, Eddie Bauar and some other relatively well known 90s brands) and describe themselves as a "brand custodian". They simply outsource and license all the brands.Leeds_Addick said:I think it's only us and MK Dons that had Reebok this season and the quality of their shirts looked just as terrible as ours.
I assume it's down to the license holder in the UK as some of the other Reebok brand shirts look better e.g. this Panama third shirt for the World Cup looks a thicker material5 -
Frankly it’s all been downhill since Osca and Admiral.1
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Just seen that the official reebok shop have this shirt in stock:YannTheMann said:Anyone know if/when we're likely to do heavy discounting on this season's shirts? Usually try and grab myself one around this time when they're cheaper and would love the Jamaica colourway
https://www.reebok.eu/en-gb/products/third-mens-shirt-chattrma-8880?variant=56716592644444&utm_source=affiliate&utm_medium=awin&utm_campaign=alwayson_uk&sv1=affiliate&sv_campaign_id=176013&source=aw&awc=121516_1778012395_8881d923f551f4d1277c17deaf13a457
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I'd wait for more than 10%, surely being end of the season it'll drop soon.0
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I bought a home shirt in the end of season sale. Definitely cheap materials and the sponsors logo is peeling off after one wash. Not impressed.MarcusH26 said:Didn't buy any of this years kits because the quality looked really poor and more like the fake shirts you buy on holiday.
Have brought Castore stuff in other sports and their quality was pretty shabby too.
Sanguard didn't get much right as an owner, but his deal with Hummel gave us probably the best shirts of the last 10 or 15 years.2 -
Remember guys, dont throw footy shirts in with your regular wash. Fabric conditioner will ruin anything thats been heat pressed on. Wash separately on a low temperature delicate cycle, with no fabric conditioner, ideally inside out in a wash bag so it wont rub against the drum and rip off anything not stitched down.4
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It was under Roland that we signed up with Hummel. We moved to Castore under Sandgaard.Exiled_Addick said:
I bought a home shirt in the end of season sale. Definitely cheap materials and the sponsors logo is peeling off after one wash. Not impressed.MarcusH26 said:Didn't buy any of this years kits because the quality looked really poor and more like the fake shirts you buy on holiday.
Have brought Castore stuff in other sports and their quality was pretty shabby too.
Sanguard didn't get much right as an owner, but his deal with Hummel gave us probably the best shirts of the last 10 or 15 years.5 -
Would love to go back to Hummel one day now they've sorted everything out with their distribution after the previous UK one went bust3
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Thanks mum 😉CAFCTrev said:Remember guys, dont throw footy shirts in with your regular wash. Fabric conditioner will ruin anything thats been heat pressed on. Wash separately on a low temperature delicate cycle, with no fabric conditioner, ideally inside out in a wash bag so it wont rub against the drum and rip off anything not stitched down.8 -
Well, I obviously mis-rembered that - I thought it was the Danish connection. I stand corrected.killerandflash said:
It was under Roland that we signed up with Hummel. We moved to Castore under Sandgaard.Exiled_Addick said:
I bought a home shirt in the end of season sale. Definitely cheap materials and the sponsors logo is peeling off after one wash. Not impressed.MarcusH26 said:Didn't buy any of this years kits because the quality looked really poor and more like the fake shirts you buy on holiday.
Have brought Castore stuff in other sports and their quality was pretty shabby too.
Sanguard didn't get much right as an owner, but his deal with Hummel gave us probably the best shirts of the last 10 or 15 years.0 -
Hummel seem on the way back again. They had Coventry, Hearts and Sunderland this season, and Bournemouth will wear them next season.MarcusH26 said:Would love to go back to Hummel one day now they've sorted everything out with their distribution after the previous UK one went bust2 -
given that I think we've got the same kit manufacturer and sponsor (I believe) for next season, you'd think all the kits would be ready to go for the summer??1
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As a boring old git, I just hope one of the kits this year doesn't look like they have been designed by someone off their face on hallucinogenic drugs.7
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Next seasons kit has already been agreed - unfortunatley there was no consulation with any fan groups like we had in the past despite one of the owners asking them to
I spoke to one of the Reebok reps and they know they have quality issues, so hopefully they can iron those out.7 -
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If they iron them out too much the sponsors logo will peel off.cafc999 said:Next seasons kit has already been agreed - unfortunatley there was no consulation with any fan groups like we had in the past despite one of the owners asking them to
I spoke to one of the Reebok reps and they know they have quality issues, so hopefully they can iron those out.26 -
Mine fell off before that!cfgs said:
If they iron them out too much the sponsors logo will peel off.cafc999 said:Next seasons kit has already been agreed - unfortunatley there was no consulation with any fan groups like we had in the past despite one of the owners asking them to
I spoke to one of the Reebok reps and they know they have quality issues, so hopefully they can iron those out.2 -
Bromley are advertising that their 2026/27 home and away shirts will be in their club shop tomorrow. So those that are that way inclined will be able to wear them during their summer holiday.
Wonder when ours will be available?0 -
Easier with generic catalogue Macron kit to get them out quicklyAlgarveaddick said:Bromley are advertising that their 2026/27 home and away shirts will be in their club shop tomorrow. So those that are that way inclined will be able to wear them during their summer holiday.
Wonder when ours will be available?0 -
yeah I agree - but then again with no changes to manufacturer or sponsor this was the one season we could've done the same.Rothko said:
Easier with generic catalogue Macron kit to get them out quicklyAlgarveaddick said:Bromley are advertising that their 2026/27 home and away shirts will be in their club shop tomorrow. So those that are that way inclined will be able to wear them during their summer holiday.
Wonder when ours will be available?
It's not as if Reebok are snowed with other clubs!2 -
Yeah, don’t disagree, hopefully the kit is already in a warehouse nearbyElthamaddick said:
yeah I agree - but then again with no changes to manufacturer or sponsor this was the one season we could've done the same.Rothko said:
Easier with generic catalogue Macron kit to get them out quicklyAlgarveaddick said:Bromley are advertising that their 2026/27 home and away shirts will be in their club shop tomorrow. So those that are that way inclined will be able to wear them during their summer holiday.
Wonder when ours will be available?
It's not as if Reebok are snowed with other clubs!2 -
Hull's Kappa tops really caught my eye, almost as much as our win and belters did on that sunny day!2
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Christmas, 3 weeks before they are reduced in price.Algarveaddick said:Bromley are advertising that their 2026/27 home and away shirts will be in their club shop tomorrow. So those that are that way inclined will be able to wear them during their summer holiday.
Wonder when ours will be available?6 -
Agreed, but if we had a CEO in place then they could expediate the delivery. It's a problem we have had for several yearsRothko said:
Easier with generic catalogue Macron kit to get them out quicklyAlgarveaddick said:Bromley are advertising that their 2026/27 home and away shirts will be in their club shop tomorrow. So those that are that way inclined will be able to wear them during their summer holiday.
Wonder when ours will be available?0
