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Kits and Misses
« on: May 15, 2006, 05:35:45 AM »
A fashionista's take on all the kits


KITS AND MISSES
GERMANY 2006
(Mirror)


The united colours of football line up in Germany this summer Our footie fashion guru's guide to the World Cup shirts to be seen in.. and those to avoid

NOT long ago, football kit was seen exclusively on the terraces and the pitch. Now, footy shirts ar designed to go just as well with a jeans as they do with shorts, socks and boots - and we'll all be wearing one this summer.

England's hopes have been rocked by Wayne Rooney's injury. Still, at least and the new red away kit looks the part. But what do the fashionistas think? We asked Mirror fashion writer ZEBA LOWE to rate all 32 of this summer's shirts. Thanks to our friends at Kitbag.com, who sell them all.

Germany Typical German fashion is a combo of Birkenstock sandals and towelling socks but this shirt is one of the best

Costa Rica Paulo Wanchope's boys have scored a definite own goal with this 1980's style bleacheffect blunder

Poland Made out of a weird, paperlike fabric, this won't keep any Poles warm or stop BBO (Beer Body Odour).

Ecuador Bad in the fashion stakes - and what are those stripes all about? But might just blind their opponents on the pitch

Paraguay Nobody is going to look intimidating in this Sunderland-style two-tone Blackpool stick of rock

Trinidad & Tobago Love the neck. But this shirt might be as good as it gets for another of England's Group B opponents

Sweden Nicely cut and bound to look good on Freddie Ljungberg. But reminds you of a marketstall =knock-off Brazil shirt

Argentina This baby blue number is perfect for the team who are always throwing their toys out of the pram

Ivory Coast Eye-popping African number that's harder to ignore than a Didier Drogba dive. Love that elephant!

Serbia/Montenegro Nice kit - but is anyone really going to succeed in the World Cup when they look like Scotland in disguise?

Holland Nicely retro with big collars. But, as with all Dutch kits, the words '"you've been Tangoed'" spring to mind

Mexico The preppy look is big for summer, so fashion-conscious fans will look extra hot in this college-style number

Iran Classic white in soft fabric, but the fabric's pebble-dash effect is - ahem - one for the true fans only

Brazil Simple, classic and likely to be the non- England shirt you see most often in pubs and clubs this summer. Definitely better looking than Ronaldinho

Angola Be prepared to be noticed in this show-stopping red and black combination. Bit too loud to wear off the pitch

England Be prepared to be noticed in this show-stopping red and black combination. Bit too loud to wear off the pitch With its echoes of 1966, England's red away kit is sure to be a massive seller this summer. Let's hope we're wearing it all the way to Berlin

Portugal Good-looking and simple - a bit like their flying winger, Manchester United's Cristiano Ronaldo then

Italy Their figure-hugging winner from the last World Cup has given way to this polyester poor show. =Pasta joke

Ghana This sassy monochrome top is very basic but very classy. A good start for the World Cup newcomers

United States Ironically for the OTT Yanks, this dull design is the most boring of the bunch. A far cry from =classy NBA/NFL kits

Czech Republic Not even Petr Cech could save this one. I love the badge but the rest of the shirt is a 0-0 draw

Croatia This recycled chequered flag/tablecloth would make just about any fan feel more than a little square

Australia Subtle and chic, this is what all the best-dressed bar staff in London will be wearing this summer

Japan The land of the rising sun - and the falling sense of style. Dull, dull, dull where you would expect innovation

France Probably the best of the bunch, reflecting the effortless Gallic cool. "Bon chemise", as they say in Paree

Switzerland Nice retro badge, but the rest of the strip - with scary big overprint - is as interesting as the country itself

South Korea Nothing to like about about this pinkish pullover. A total dog's breakfast from the Koreans (insert own joke here)

Togo Big Bird would be proud of this creation. Let's face it, he's got as much chance of winning the Cup as these lot

Spain Good news for those who like their Sangria... the vertical stripes on this strip, will help slim down your beer belly

Ukraine It takes something special to make Andriy Shevchenko look dodgy. This garish number, with bizarre slashes, does it

Tunisia The African outsiders have been caught massively offside with this crunchy-feeling off-white graffiti style top

Saudi Arabia A surprise. Great quality fabric in crisp white, great badge. There's nothing sad about the Saudis


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Re: Kits and Misses
« Reply #1 on: May 15, 2006, 01:08:57 PM »
e-man, which Mirror is this article taken from? UK?
« Last Edit: May 15, 2006, 01:13:34 PM by Ryan »

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Re: Kits and Misses
« Reply #3 on: May 15, 2006, 01:13:56 PM »
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Re: Kits and Misses
« Reply #4 on: May 15, 2006, 01:18:25 PM »
A fashionista's take on all the kits


KITS AND MISSES
GERMANY 2006
(Mirror)


The united colours of football line up in Germany this summer Our footie fashion guru's guide to the World Cup shirts to be seen in.. and those to avoid

NOT long ago, football kit was seen exclusively on the terraces and the pitch. Now, footy shirts ar designed to go just as well with a jeans as they do with shorts, socks and boots - and we'll all be wearing one this summer.

England's hopes have been rocked by Wayne Rooney's injury. Still, at least and the new red away kit looks the part. But what do the fashionistas think? We asked Mirror fashion writer ZEBA LOWE to rate all 32 of this summer's shirts. Thanks to our friends at Kitbag.com, who sell them all.

Germany Typical German fashion is a combo of Birkenstock sandals and towelling socks but this shirt is one of the best

Costa Rica Paulo Wanchope's boys have scored a definite own goal with this 1980's style bleacheffect blunder

Poland Made out of a weird, paperlike fabric, this won't keep any Poles warm or stop BBO (Beer Body Odour).

Ecuador Bad in the fashion stakes - and what are those stripes all about? But might just blind their opponents on the pitch

Paraguay Nobody is going to look intimidating in this Sunderland-style two-tone Blackpool stick of rock

Trinidad & Tobago Love the neck. But this shirt might be as good as it gets for another of England's Group B opponents

Sweden Nicely cut and bound to look good on Freddie Ljungberg. But reminds you of a marketstall =knock-off Brazil shirt

Argentina This baby blue number is perfect for the team who are always throwing their toys out of the pram

Ivory Coast Eye-popping African number that's harder to ignore than a Didier Drogba dive. Love that elephant!

Serbia/Montenegro Nice kit - but is anyone really going to succeed in the World Cup when they look like Scotland in disguise?

Holland Nicely retro with big collars. But, as with all Dutch kits, the words '"you've been Tangoed'" spring to mind

Mexico The preppy look is big for summer, so fashion-conscious fans will look extra hot in this college-style number

Iran Classic white in soft fabric, but the fabric's pebble-dash effect is - ahem - one for the true fans only

Brazil Simple, classic and likely to be the non- England shirt you see most often in pubs and clubs this summer. Definitely better looking than Ronaldinho

Angola Be prepared to be noticed in this show-stopping red and black combination. Bit too loud to wear off the pitch

England Be prepared to be noticed in this show-stopping red and black combination. Bit too loud to wear off the pitch With its echoes of 1966, England's red away kit is sure to be a massive seller this summer. Let's hope we're wearing it all the way to Berlin

Portugal Good-looking and simple - a bit like their flying winger, Manchester United's Cristiano Ronaldo then

Italy Their figure-hugging winner from the last World Cup has given way to this polyester poor show. =Pasta joke

Ghana This sassy monochrome top is very basic but very classy. A good start for the World Cup newcomers

United States Ironically for the OTT Yanks, this dull design is the most boring of the bunch. A far cry from =classy NBA/NFL kits

Czech Republic Not even Petr Cech could save this one. I love the badge but the rest of the shirt is a 0-0 draw

Croatia This recycled chequered flag/tablecloth would make just about any fan feel more than a little square

Australia Subtle and chic, this is what all the best-dressed bar staff in London will be wearing this summer

Japan The land of the rising sun - and the falling sense of style. Dull, dull, dull where you would expect innovation

France Probably the best of the bunch, reflecting the effortless Gallic cool. "Bon chemise", as they say in Paree

Switzerland Nice retro badge, but the rest of the strip - with scary big overprint - is as interesting as the country itself

South Korea Nothing to like about about this pinkish pullover. A total dog's breakfast from the Koreans (insert own joke here)

Togo Big Bird would be proud of this creation. Let's face it, he's got as much chance of winning the Cup as these lot

Spain Good news for those who like their Sangria... the vertical stripes on this strip, will help slim down your beer belly

Ukraine It takes something special to make Andriy Shevchenko look dodgy. This garish number, with bizarre slashes, does it

Tunisia The African outsiders have been caught massively offside with this crunchy-feeling off-white graffiti style top

Saudi Arabia A surprise. Great quality fabric in crisp white, great badge. There's nothing sad about the Saudis



i tink u make a mistake with angola.....

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Re: Kits and Misses
« Reply #5 on: May 15, 2006, 01:26:22 PM »

i tink u make a mistake with angola.....

yeah there's some typo in the article. That's gets repeated under England

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« Reply #6 on: May 16, 2006, 12:11:27 AM »
Out of ALL the teams that are wearing adidas for this World Cup (the BEST football brand there is!!) why is it that T&T own look like it belong on a damned women's team?!?  Some men were commenting on another thread that the training kits (which is what, ironically, they wore for the Bahrain games) look much better than this asymmetrical bare shoulder-effect kinda shirt that Jack an' dem went an' buy.  Wha kinda s^%#t is dat?!? 


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« Reply #7 on: May 16, 2006, 02:18:28 AM »
Out of ALL the teams that are wearing adidas for this World Cup (the BEST football brand there is!!) why is it that T&T own look like it belong on a damned women's team?!?  Some men were commenting on another thread that the training kits (which is what, ironically, they wore for the Bahrain games) look much better than this asymmetrical bare shoulder-effect kinda shirt that Jack an' dem went an' buy.  Wha kinda s^%#t is dat?!? 

meh boy we get sponsored by adidas. that mean we dont buy adidies fuh de next 3 years. all we have to do iz tell dem de old one gone and new one comming one time. they actually paid us to wear this
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« Reply #8 on: May 16, 2006, 03:28:25 AM »
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Portugal Good-looking and simple - a bit like their flying winger, Manchester United's Cristiano Ronaldo then
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Re: Kits and Misses
« Reply #9 on: May 16, 2006, 05:30:48 AM »
check de www.kitbag.com photo Sizes from S (38inch chest) to XXL (48inch chest)


hmmmmmmmmm
XXL!
damn
de make different also.......i seeing dey have a white border around the logo...the only i have have some navy blue or sumn,,,prolly was de only tread francis had at de time...steups

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« Reply #10 on: May 16, 2006, 06:23:38 AM »
I ordered mine from kitbag, its says it avaiable 9th of june. If I see it in JD or somewhere b4 then ill buy it and cancel the kitbag order.

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« Reply #11 on: May 16, 2006, 09:30:09 AM »
Out of ALL the teams that are wearing adidas for this World Cup (the BEST football brand there is!!) why is it that T&T own look like it belong on a damned women's team?!?  Some men were commenting on another thread that the training kits (which is what, ironically, they wore for the Bahrain games) look much better than this asymmetrical bare shoulder-effect kinda shirt that Jack an' dem went an' buy.  Wha kinda s^%#t is dat?!? 

meh boy we get sponsored by adidas. that mean we dont buy adidies fuh de next 3 years. all we have to do iz tell dem de old one gone and new one comming one time. they actually paid us to wear this


Apparantly yuh didn't pick up on my sarcasm with the use of the word "buy" and my facetiousness with the inlusion of the name "jack".  After playin' football for twenty-something years you could rest arrured that I know that we are "sponsored" by adidas and what such "sponsorship" entails.  Never mind what we could "....tell dem we want" we shoulda had a better line of adidas (like the "Adidas United"line the other sponsored teams are wearing for THIS world cup) instead of this girlish lookin' ting they threw on them fellas backs.  All the money they are "payin' us to wear their brand, yuh think "tiefin jack" eh takin' he share?!? 


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Re: Kits and Misses
« Reply #12 on: May 16, 2006, 05:07:07 PM »

hmmmmmmmmm
XXL!
damn
de make different also.......i seeing dey have a white border around the logo...the only i have have some navy blue or sumn,,,prolly was de only tread francis had at de time...steups

 :rotfl: :rotfl:

Blue?? U sure yuh eh sew yuh own patch on?

 

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