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New road jersey is what we thought it was. Home jersey gets current logo on the sleeves instead of the retro logo. Black alts remain untouched.

Look, I know we're all getting punchy waiting on the Cardinals' reveal, but let's dial it back here. There's no need to get your hackles up. That said, this is an NFL thread; don't gum it up with college media guides. If anyone wants to get their hands on what you have, they can PM you and you can work out the details there.

I've compiled all the Parley jerseys here on the mothership.

Couple of graphics from the mothership: Also worth noting that it's a very dark navy blue, not black.

Hi @Exceed_Idiot, the history parts of your concepts are getting too far into story territory and it's detracting from the artwork. Please refer to the Concepts Forum Guidelines, specifically this portion:

After talking about it for almost a year, Premier League clubs have "agreed to withdraw gambling sponsorship from the front of clubs’ matchday shirts." They're doing this voluntarily before the U.K. government imposed a ban on them. But to allow for a transition period, the ban won't take full effect until the end of the 2025-26 season.

Three of England's starting lineup last night against Australia were without names on the backs of their jerseys to represent the 1-in-3 people born in the UK today who will develop dementia at some point in their lives. Plus different players wore nameless jerseys in the second half "to draw attention to the confusion and memory loss often experienced by those living with dementia."

New kits for Cavalry FC of the Canadian Premier League. Red is primary, black is alternate. Bottom left corner of the primary includes a mountain landscape with a bison.

New 2023 kits for Canadian Premier League's Pacific FC: Primary — depicting "one of the province’s most treasured animals, the spirit bear— the rare, white-coated black bear that calls the coastal temperate rainforests of Northwestern British Columbia home") Alternate — white with a light teal pattern that is "a collage of imagery such as ocean waves as well as of the surfing, camping and paddling activities that are reminiscent of the true Island long weekends, warm nights and salty summers that make this area of British Columbia unique" They'll also keep their popular alternate from last year, with a print created by a Coast Salish artist, around as a third kit.

Primary kit for Atlético Ottawa released on their social media channels: And their alternate kit that was leaked on Reddit:

Looks like a crew neck sweatshirt rather than a fashion jersey, but it could be indicative of the City Connect colors. The thread on the sleeve logo looks like it's iridescent and changes color depending on how the light hits it.

That angled cut on the top of the I in "PEPSI" is really bugging me. Usually that's used to differentiate a 1 from an I. It reads like "PEPS1" to me and I can't shake it.

One more Adidas women's away kit to add for a non-WWC-bound country: Latvia

With both your attempts at this, the court feels really disjointed from the logo. It's especially evident in the fonts and the use of white on the court. For it to feel like a cohesive visual package, I think you have to incorporate the same fonts from the logo into the court, and incorporate white into the court in roughly the same proportion as it's used in the logo. In the second logo attempt, don't be afraid to recolor elements like the trophy, the ball and the outlines to the shade of gold you're using elsewhere. Leaving those tones intact muddies things up. If it's purple and gold, make it purple and gold, and don't water it down with metallic/Vegas gold and orange.

New secondary "Ice Kit" for KC Current: Also, here's a roundup of new kits for 2023 that I put together for the mothership. Not crazy about the number of plain, (almost) one-color kits in the league this year.

Some closer looks at the Adidas WWC kits ... Argentina Colombia Germany Japan Spain Sweden And a couple others released today for teams who didn't qualify for the WWC: Algeria Belgium Chile Mexico

Fanatics makes MLB player jerseys and just slaps a Nike logo on them. https://www.espn.com/nhl/story/_/id/35909210/fanatics-replacing-adidas-nhl-official-uniform-partner

https://www.espn.com/nhl/story/_/id/35909210/fanatics-replacing-adidas-nhl-official-uniform-partner

New Ireland national team kits, made by Castore:

USL Championship's Sacramento Republic FC add a sleeve patch promoting the national Suicide and Crisis Lifeline:

More from the Canadian Premier League, this time York United: Primary Alternate:

I think you could do something more tonal for the Union Jack, like Team GB did on their apparel at the 2012 Olympics. The Union Jack is a recognizable pattern in pretty much any color. Then you could use red as the outline color and not have to bring gold into the mix. I dunno, something to play around with if you want.

I think he may have been talking about the image not embedding. For future reference, this is covered in the CCSLC FAQs: As for the concept itself, it's a clever idea but it doesn't quite work in its current iteration. The Union Jack in the "GB" is a nice idea, but makes the "GB" harder to read. The addition of gold only muddies things further. I think it would benefit from a blue background/border instead of gold and more space in between the G and the B. If you can make the internal spaces within the G and the B bigger, that would help too, but not so big as you lose the shield shape.

FC Barcelona's men's team will wear the logo from singer Rosalía's latest album "Motomami" on their shirts in Sunday's El Clásico, while the women's team will also wear it in a match against Real Madrid on March 25.

Nope, any club that has won a title gets the "legacy patch," and there's a number in it if they've won more than one. (Currently Forge have won 3 of the 4 titles the league has handed out, with Pacific FC winning the other.) The current defending champions get a gold maple leaf above or below their crest on the chest. More info here: https://news.sportslogos.net/2022/03/16/cpl-honours-champions-past-and-present-with-new-jersey-badges/soccer/