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and the hummel logo. both will be peeling off in no time
Forever_Blue
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Full kit wankers
fernandopartridge
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I like 7
Liquid Gold
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If we end up with the Oldham one I'll me fyumin
Sick Boy
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Yeah it’s pretty nice, reminds me of that Ribero one we had before.
the rumpo kid
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I like 8.
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westcountry_skyblue
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4 all day long
Mucca Mad Boys
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If we have printed badges I’m 100% not buying a shirt!
lifeskyblue
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Are they going to have kit launch night like last year? I didn’t go but heard it was a decent event.
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Liquid Gold
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What's the difference between a printed badge and what we have at the moment?
I'd buy this without doubt but no other.
AStonesThrow
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If it's printed badges I dread the kids kits, they've been bad enough quality over the last few seasons
kapowaz
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We have a printed badge currently, but it’s not as simple as a vinyl heat transfer: there’s some woven elements in it that give it some depth. Oldham’s badge there is also a bit more detailed than simply printed on, as it has debossed parts. They don’t tend to survive as well after a few washes but they can look pretty cool, even better than a woven appliqué badge.
One of my favourites in recent years is the Netherlands’ 2016 kit, which had this 3D debossed rubberised lion, it looks absolutely amazing in person:
SBAndy
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I’d expect the match-worn shirts have printed badges to avoid it rubbing. That’s what will be photographed. The fans will get replicas.
kapowaz
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That’s weird - the kit I bought at the start of the season looked identical to the press photos. Maybe they switched to embroidered logos midway through the season? Either way it looks a lot worse than the printed one - much less fidelity to the shapes.
Liquid Gold
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I think you have the only embroiled badge. Never seen one like that apart from this one weird guy that cut it off an old kit and glued it on.
cov4theprem
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shepardo01
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All shirts and majority of merchandise up until a few weeks ago had the thin transfer version of badge on.
At this level, especially with us not having an actual deal with nike, shop shirts and player shirts are identical.
Only recently have just sport supplied merchandise with either the stuck on embriodered badge from a couple of seasons back, or (a handful of) fully embroidered badges.
Guessing using up stocks of old badges after supply of printed ran out as they know deal coming to an end.
In my opinion though, the few recent ones with embroidered badges much better quality.
Only top level clubs ( spurs/city) get the Vaporknit shirts from Nike. Significant difference in quality between player and shop shirts. Badges usually rubberised too.
Brighton kit not vapourknit.
Adidas kits (top level only) also have player issue that have heat pressed seams, different badges etc...
Alkhen
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This makes sense, the shirt I have was a gift brought end of feb/early march apparently the first one they sent was clearly a return and had a big ketchup stain down it. So they sent this one. I'd not clicked the badge was different but I prefer the embroidered version so it's fine by me
Alkhen
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Oop rare collectors item, yours for £500
kapowaz
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This is something I find fascinating about the difference between replica kits and ‘player issue’ kits, which a few of the top clubs have started to sell to fans too. I’ve only checked out some of the Adidas ones in the store in Westfield (Juventus, Real Madrid and Man United) but you can really see the difference — the detail is all printed and it feels substantially less glitzy, far more workhorse like — as somebody said, it’s to ensure there’s nothing that can rub (it probably keeps the weight down, too). When you consider they cost more than replica kits this feels kind of weird. Personally I much prefer the woven/embroidered elements (provided they’re done to a good standard).
The other major difference is the fit — they’re much, much slimmer-fitting and so you’re not going to look good wearing one unless you have an athlete’s physique. So that’s me totally out of luck!
JAM See
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You have a shirt from the eighties that still fits you? Fair play. Even my ties from then don't fit!
WillenhallSkyBlues
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Lets hope this Hummel rumour is true, because Preston released their just sport nike kit today and it’s absolutely vile. Wouldn’t like to have that kit in sky blue next season
ccfcway
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It’s not massively different to our away one last year is it
kapowaz
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Saw that and it’s a travesty - I had the exact same thought when I saw it. The trouble is Nike haven’t really come up with many new template designs for 19/20, as most of their existing templates are still in active use for another year or so. The only other new design they have is based on the ‘vapor’ design that clubs like Man City has this year, and it’s single colour - it’d have been almost identical to this season’s kit if we’d used that.
Still, it could be worse; check out Newcastle’s kit for 2019/20:
Fergusons_Beard
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Middlesbrough Gazette have helpfully collated all this years new Hummel kits here
https://www.gazettelive.co.uk/spor...s/new-hummel-kits-what-middlesbrough-16283490
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