Patchey13

I'm of the opinion that the less the Ducks use orange, the better. That jersey is honestly perfect for me, especially with the dazzle fabric. It's honestly so good. Save the orange and go all out with it in an alt jersey.

I'm pretty sure we use the exact same shade of blue fabric on our jerseys.

The jersey looks much more blue there than I remember it.

IDK what it is about them, but they're just so classy looking.

Preach. The whole Avs situation is stupid. They keep making these bandaid fixes that makes things look worse when they could have just done the simple thing and added an extra stripe to fit the blue on the away jersey. Every problem solved.

Vancouver went back to the Orca on their home helmets tonight https://imgur.com/a/m12KxCK

Those jerseys would be really great if they just had the modern crown logo on the front.

How much lighter are the uniforms now with the removal of the pants logo. They better make the second round AT LEAST with this change.

I don't know what was up with teams obsession for half stripes on the arms. Those are SO bad.

If they never added silver that would have been a great modernization of the original sets.

They're a multi million dollar pro sports team. They can afford to spend what...a thousand bucks at MOST on socks to match their reverse retro jerseys. It was just a bad choice, 100%

It's just super tiring having the thread derailed by the same few people acting like the sky is falling because of this. We get it, nobody prefers this over what we had before but theres nothing that can be done.

The yellow socks are weird when you think about it on it's own, but it's such a staple to the look that not having it seems wrong. The Bruins don't look bad with black socks, but it's not quite as Bruins as they could be.

I don't care what anyone says. The Bruins set is perfect aside from the yellow socks and should never be changed. It's a modern classic and probably one of the best jerseys of all time across any sport.

That Kraken logo looks terrible.

Just because a jersey is revealed before the game is released, doesn't mean it was revealed before internal content deadlines.

So....don't buy a jersey. We're not talking about medicine, food, or water here. It's a jersey. A luxury item. You're not entitled to one. If you can't afford one or simply don't want to pay for one because you think the prices are to high, simply don't make the purchase. If enough people follow suit the prices will drop. Economics! The "steal a loaf of bread to feed your family" example doesn't fly here. so dont buy a jersey....? what a silly response. Obviously, i'm not buying a jersey, I'm buying a knock off LOL j/k sometimes you want a little something more then a t-shirt and this provides that option. I'm not worried about it being exacting in design. Its a waste of time to worry about something so trivial. But again, whats your point ? what are you going to do about it ? who cares if you do ? you posted a picture and typed your "it sucks " diatribe...now what ? What are you going to do about it ? some people like fakes, some dont. The internet makes mail order 10 million times easier then in the past. Thats all there is to it. i'm not mocking or trolling anyone here, We are all uniform history enthusiasts. Whats next? another picture of a off center number and your mockery of it ? thrilling.... So save up...

Hey guys, I've been using inkscape lately. I was wondering how I would go about keeping my line widths consistent between two objects.

If you have to ask, it's not legit.

Is it just me or the jersey itself fake as well? That Reebok vector looks pretty darn awful. Yeah it's fake.

Quality is just getting worse and worse.

I copy the main object that's being outlined, condense that down to one solid shape, fill nothing, add a good size outline, and then expand the stroke. You can then make edits to the outline a lot easier, IMO. Hmm, that's an easier way of what I do, I still find myself getting sloppy, uneven strokes in some areas though.

I use inkscape, and I was wondering what the easiest way to get a nice, even stroke around a logo would be. I know how to use dynamic offset for simple stuff like shields, but for more complex shapes I'm forced to eye it with the Bezier tool.

Not only do they know they are buying a fake, they brag and flaunt it. I can attest to this.

What I do is have multiple copies of the logo in photofiltre, one for each colour background it's on. Then I resize them and place them on the jersey. Seems to avoid that problem.