Image from footyheadlines.com Classic with a few modern frills here from the Reading/Macron home combination. The blue and white hoops synonymous with Reading are the cornerstone of the design –
Image from footyheadlines.com Erreà are back, and much like their collaboration with Norwich, they’ve provided a smart, classic canvas for the QPR home shirt. Famous blue and white R’s hoops
Image from footyheadlines.com Similar to the also Nike-made Birmingham home shirt, there’s bits to like and bits to wish in the bin about this Preston away kit. The bulk of
Image from footyheadlines.com Much like their combo with Millwall, Macron have teamed with Forest to produce a classic-looking home shirt. No messing. That Garibaldi red is there in spades, with
Image from footyheadlines.com First glimpse at an offering from Erreà in the Championship this year, and their contributions hit the mark. The colours are classic Norwich to me – loads
Image from footyheadlines.com Sound the Hummel horn. Hummel getting involved in club nostalgia and personal touches? They love it, just love it. A large part of me loves this throwback
Image from footyheadlines.com This is a lovely piece of kit. I mean, if you like orange and can shake the feeling of looking like Naranjito when wearing it, then this
Image from footyheadlines.com What’s that? Huddersfield playing silly buggers with their shirts again? Great. After the Paddy Power palaver of last season where they had a fake sponsor and then
Image from footyheadlines.com Sound the Hummel horn. First appearances can be deceiving. With a quick glance this looks like a smart red shirt with some white trim, and that is
Image from footyheadlines.com Understated elegance from Umbro and Brentford, here. Classic, clean red and white stripes, promoted by black pinstripes. I enjoy the way the white and black of the
