GriffinM6

They actually used to have some alternate logos with orange in them. It could definitely work.

Agreed on this point. I got a Germany 2022 WC away jersey this week and it's pretty much indistinguishable from the authentic. It's a shame Adidas/MLS continues to shaft us North Americans. The day that each club can pick it's own kit supplier, the better.

You do know that MLS doesn't allow patterns on the name and number areas on the back of their jerseys right? So Adidas does actually have an excuse because of the dumb MLS rule. It's how you end up with crap like this.... Instead of this...

Still the best secondary kit we've ever had IMO.

I know some people had their qualms with Colorado's kit, but I absolutely love it and I think it has to do with it reminding me of this beer can design.

I hope that if Chicago isn't going to have a sponsor, they at least put numbers on the kit like national teams do.

Best socks they've ever worn. Absolutely love this look.

Seems like it was a minor-league player who never made the bigs, as no one with the last name Reese was in the MLB during the years you mentioned. This was probably autographed during spring training one year.

Mexico, Japan pinstripes, and Israel are the only good ones. The others are paneled or gradient messes that look more like beer league softball uniforms.

Getting some 2000s Brewers vibes from the Italy hats. I think the I could get confused for a J though. You may want to make some tweaks to that. Wouldn't mind seeing the tricolor used on the home and away striping too.

I have no affiliation with the Timbers other than the fact we beat them to win the 2018 MLS Cup (), but hot damn, I think I may end up buying that kit at some point.

Columbus looks nice. I really like Seattle's, but it's a huge L that they made the back of the shirt black instead of red.

Scotland previewed their 150th anniversary kit, and it's pure class. Thought I was done buying any more jerseys this year after I get the new Atlanta one, but I may have to add this to the collection.

My high school started out using a realistic image of an Eagle head when they opened in the mid-90s. Then they moved to a direct copy of the Philadelphia Eagles logo. Then they used a modified version of the Emory Univ. (DII) Eagles logo (2009~2020), and now they use a hybrid of the Philly and Emory logos.

I actually like it. It's more subtle than the Nats and Wizards uniforms and still gets the theme across.

Yeah those are bad. They look more like icons that show up on the loading screen in a video game than sports visualizations.

The Black Excellence one is a retread of last year's I believe. Miami had them last year as well.

Then I'd kick them to the curb and not let them be a sleeve sponsor

If I ran a sports league and I had NO CHOICE but to allow ads, I'd make the rules this: - 1.5 in. x 1.5 in. max - Must be a company that was founded in and still headquartered within a thirty mile radius of the city (Think Coca-Cola for Atlanta) - Ads must appear in team colors I think this would make people more accepting of ads. Sure, they still suck major ass, but at least for the local fans they can get behind a company they know and appreciate to appear on their team's uniform.

Those Jamaica kits are so damn sexy.

The Grizzlies are really good about doing this. They often wear yellow accessories and it looks great. Will find some pics when I'm not in phone.

Very boring kits from Reebok IMO. Would love to see a Panama kit with color blocking based on their flag.

Shut up, Ryan.

Pretty unique. Is this their only jersey though? The hats are overkill btw.

Very reminiscent of their 1997-99 alternate caps.