First Aid Kit - Shirt Gallery 2018/19

[Ray de Galles]

Ross County First


Ross County Change

The first kit is very Team GB.

[blameless]

It is, isn't it? And they've essentially just ripped off Morton for the away kit. Lazy.

[Eggchaser]

This is shaping up to be a season of shameful kits for the ages.

[Sits]

I like the no-nonsense approach for the photos though.

Edit: Ross County, obv.

[Gangster Octopus]

Ross've taken those photos approximately two yards away from their training pitch...

[Kevin S]

https://twitter.com/paulreidy67/stat...46810853060608

https://twitter.com/paulreidy67/status/999246810853060608

[ursus arctos]

That’s quite nice

[The Red Max]

Meanwhile, back in the Highlands, Inverness Caledonian Thistle take the term kit "launch" literally.



The red & blue halved first kit is horrible. What's going on with the "stripes" below the sponsor?

[blameless]

Also, what exactly do they think they'll be wearing when they're away to County and Falkirk? The blue-halved home isnae suitable, and neither is the black away.

[longeared]

Shrewsbury Town. Like Coventry they've "exhausted their supply" of kit so are going to wear this for the play off final, but unlike Coventry they're also wearing it next season.

[Me Old Flower]

Shrewsbury Town. Like Coventry they've "exhausted their supply" of kit so are going to wear this for the play off final, but unlike Coventry they're also wearing it next season.

I quite like that, except that the white seems an unnecessary addition.

[longeared]

Chesterfield have also changed their change kit as someone has clearly noticed that they can't wear black in the National League. The black kit is now to be used by the academy and as a training top.

[tracteurgarcon]

Chesterfield have also changed their change kit as someone has clearly noticed that they can't wear black in the National League. The black kit is now to be used by the academy and as a training top.

I like the picture of Chesterfield's management looking at a map to see where all the new National League grounds are.

[Felicity, I guess so]

“red & blue halved first kit is horrible”

I looked at 1 st and thought: wtf is he on about? But zooming in revealed the stripes...
I have a personal interest in the Highlands kits, as my big braer lives in Dingwall and last season I had a late summer visit, with a huge, optimistic away support as we beat ICT 1-0 in the 1st game of the season...

[ursus arctos]

Awful

[Amor de Cosmos]

Arsenal catching all kinds of grief for the "Visit Rwanda" sleeve promo on their new shirt.

[blameless]

ICT fans on other boards are up in arms about the halved kit, saying it's relegation clobber and comparing it unfavourably to this Thistle monstrosity from 2004-05 (which was indeed a relegation kit as we dropped to the 3rd tier):



And frankly Inverness deserve to go down for that eyesore.

[longeared]

Walsall

[Kevin S]

I like a good halved shirt. However most attempts, like these, end up as a dog's dinner. Norwich 2015-16 is another one which got the relegation it deserved.

[3 Colours Red]

Arsenal catching all kinds of grief for the "Visit Rwanda" sleeve promo on their new shirt.

That's a hard sell in more ways than one.

And that Walsall change would be a better PSG strip than the one Nike's lumbered them with. Not a lot better, granted... but better nonetheless.

[N est à?]

Is the stick based more on the Kagame regime's human rights record and history of foreign adventurism, or Rod Liddle style 'lol they just kill each other there' bantz?

[jwdd27]

More of the latter - similar to the way people of my generation still describe rough areas of town as "like Beirut", Rwanda is still "war-torn hellhole" in most people's minds.
But now it's got a reasonable economy...

[longeared]

Atletico Madrid

[longeared]

Stevenage

[Benjm]

The side panels on Walsall's otherwise restrained home shirt have a vaguely fractal dissolving spider's web print on them, in a nod to the prevailing mood of busyness in kits.