New Kit

[LG Wolf]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...tro-nod-125-years-glory--PICTURE-SPECIAL.html

This is the way to do a new kit.

That's very smart indeed.

There's no way our sponsor would agree to such a small branding on our home kit though.

 

[OsloWolf]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...tro-nod-125-years-glory--PICTURE-SPECIAL.html

This is the way to do a new kit.

Absolutely brilliant.

 

[Chiswick_Wolf]

Absolutely brilliant.

Arsenal really are on the ball with this sort of thing. I really liked the Redcurrent kit which they wore during their last season at Highbury - a good way of tying in the club's history. Why we aren't able to do the same is beyond me...this season's away kit was supposed to be a homage to the original club colours, but was executed so poorly it ended up being a massive flop!

How about celebrating the 50th anniversary of Wolves winning the FA Cup (this year) by creating a kit based on that design?

Plain shirt, v. neck collar, thick black piping on the sleeves and collar and an oversized badge. Perhaps hooped socks too. Would be nice to see a version of that.

 

[Shergar]

Le Coq are withdrawing from football (judging by yesterday's match they had already done it).
It's down to two suppliers, one being mentioned is Vandanel didn't find out the other.

 

[Woodsetton Wolf]

Le Coq are withdrawing from football (judging by yesterday's match they had already done it).
It's down to two suppliers, one being mentioned is Vandanel didn't find out the other.

Vandanel we might aswell go back to nutmeg or bukta! That adidas design is the dogs and will appeal to more kids who are more fashion concious today.

 

[Woodsetton Wolf]

Don't like that at all I'm afraid. I'm not a fan of kits are aren't symmetric (different colour sleeves, etc).

The appeal of adidas alone would shift bucket loads i love this design and would def be buying one if that ever got produced

 

[Chiswick_Wolf]

Perhaps slightly OTT on the logo size - but the 1960 FA Cup Kit had what I would consider an oversized logo. I quite like the oversized look of the badge on the currently England kit for example.

or

 

[Shergar]

Vandanel we might aswell go back to nutmeg or bukta! That adidas design is the dogs and will appeal to more kids who are more fashion concious today.

Totally agree, that why on finding out it's Vandanel I posted, in the hope that it would provoke a reaction against it, in helping realise that the initial £'s of a deal do not match the untold global brand awareness of an adidas or nike.

 

[Basingstoke Wolf]

Perhaps slightly OTT on the logo size - but the 1960 FA Cup Kit had what I would consider an oversized logo. I quite like the oversized look of the badge on the currently England kit for example.

or

huge Wolf head looks silly! any adidas kit needs 3 stripes which looks good, iconic and classy. wouldnt buy that kit! better off with a toffs shirt than an adidas one without stripes!

portsmouths new kappa looks smart, not sure about the huge logos on the shoulders though!

 

[Chiswick_Wolf]

huge Wolf head looks silly! any adidas kit needs 3 stripes which looks good, iconic and classy. wouldnt buy that kit! better off with a toffs shirt than an adidas one without stripes!

portsmouths new kappa looks smart, not sure about the huge logos on the shoulders though!

Funnily enough, that is a Toffs shirt which I just added badges to. Maybe I'll do one with a smaller badge and a few arm stripes!

 

[Chiswick_Wolf]

Good feedback. Think this might be better.

 

[JR's Boots]

Perhaps slightly OTT on the logo size - but the 1960 FA Cup Kit had what I would consider an oversized logo. I quite like the oversized look of the badge on the currently England kit for example.

or

Both would get my vote. Simple and stylish.

 

[Bend It Like Dennison]

It will be some dog$$$$ cheapo make.

My last home shirt was the Puma MKII. We havent had a decent one since.

The Doritos/Admiral one was OKish.

 

[MonkeySpanner]

Good feedback. Think this might be better.

The colour is awful!

This is much better (posted earlier in this thread):

http://www.equate.uk.com/community/Adidas-Wolves.jpg

 

[Basingstoke Wolf]

The colour is awful!

This is much better (posted earlier in this thread):

http://www.equate.uk.com/community/Adidas-Wolves.jpg

like it, get the colour right and im there. maybe some black piping underneath the arms to the bottom of the shirt, understated and helps break up the solid single colour thus giving a slimming illusion to us more rotund supporters.

should have quoted chiswick. woops!

Gok Wan.

 

[Ross wwfc]

http://www.vandanel.co.uk/index.php

I think vandanel look tatty IMO. Notice how many deals they have with lower leagues aswell apart from wigan.

Bukta also dont look any better

http://www.myfootballkits.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/cache/970_thumbzoom.jpg

 

[It's Mixu Paatelainen]

Vandanel do some pretty tidy stuff. Wouldn't be crushed if they turned out to be our new kit suppliers.

And to throw my two penneth into the favourite/worst kits debate - I sit on the "hate" side of the Marmite fence when it comes to Puma's Wolves kits (that teal away shirt was absolutely shocking). Favourite kits in recent years were last seasons home shirt, and Doritos/Admiral shirt. That particular one was well smart.

 

[Bjorn Star]

The colour is awful!

This is much better (posted earlier in this thread):

http://www.equate.uk.com/community/Adidas-Wolves.jpg

I wonder how happy people would be if we actually played in that colour though - it looks brown. The actual design is nice though, but would be spoiled by red and blue of sportingbet.

 

[Basingstoke Wolf]

This adidas kit in gold and black! can anyone photoshop this with the heads of Doyle/Jarvis and Zubar? obviously in a gold/black strip!

That would be cool.

 

[Michellis]

The whole kit thing is a con to relieve you of yet more hard earned.

 

[Basingstoke Wolf]

The whole kit thing is a con to relieve you of yet more hard earned.

its also a way of generating extra funds for the club we love! i dont buy every shirt! only the ones i like, i want to give Wolves another £40 for a garment which i would want to wear and one that the players would love to wear. our kit is a big part of our clubs image, so getting it right benefits everyone.

 

[Michellis]

its also a way of generating extra funds for the club we love! i dont buy every shirt! only the ones i like, i want to give Wolves another £40 for a garment which i would want to wear and one that the players would love to wear. our kit is a big part of our clubs image, so getting it right benefits everyone.

Well yes, point taken.

 

[cooper_J]

I've not bought a full price shirt for a long time, I always wait until the seasons end and just pick them up to play football in. However, if we had a shirt styled like this:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/umbrofootball/3272028193/in/set-72157613662155207/

I'd be happy to wear it down the pub (with a slightly less 70's collar!).

 

[Dewsburywolf]

http://www.flickr.com/photos/umbrofootball/3272028193/in/set-72157613662155207/

I'd be happy to wear it down the pub (with a slightly less 70's collar!).

We were talking about this in the pub on Sunday, bring back the 3 Wolves.

 

[Basingstoke Wolf]

We were talking about this in the pub on Sunday, bring back the 3 Wolves.

nah, im a wolf head man! the first wolves shirt i had was one of the last to not have a sponsor! umbro diamonds on the shoulders, wolf head and a flappy collar! long sleeves. awesome! dont fit now!

 

[Westport Wolf]

I like both emblems but prefer the Wolf head as it's almost always been the crest apart from when we decided to go with the town crest in the 90's. As a global brand the wolf head says Wolves, but the three wolves could easily be mistaken for pumas or something similar. From a marketing perspective, we need to keep with the wolf head, it's synonymous with our club.

 

[Basingstoke Wolf]

I like both emblems but prefer the Wolf head as it's almost always been the crest apart from when we decided to go with the town crest in the 90's. As a global brand the wolf head says Wolves, but the three wolves could easily be mistaken for pumas or something similar. From a marketing perspective, we need to keep with the wolf head, it's synonymous with our club.

this. lose the hexagon though!

 

[Ponty]

nah, im a wolf head man! the first wolves shirt i had was one of the last to not have a sponsor! umbro diamonds on the shoulders, wolf head and a flappy collar! long sleeves. awesome! dont fit now!

My first was this shirt - the one worn when we won the League Cup. Eventually accepted I was never going to wear it again and sent it to Africa in a 5Live Appeal! The nylon was nigh-on indestructable so it's probably still going strong!

 

[Dewsburywolf]

http://www.flickr.com/photos/umbrofootball/3272028193/in/set-72157613662155207/

nah, im a wolf head man!

I like both emblems but prefer the Wolf head.

this. lose the hexagon though!

So Coops' suggestion but with the Wolf head on the left breast it is then?

 

[Macman]

I like both emblems but prefer the Wolf head as it's almost always been the crest apart from when we decided to go with the town crest in the 90's. As a global brand the wolf head says Wolves, but the three wolves could easily be mistaken for pumas or something similar. From a marketing perspective, we need to keep with the wolf head, it's synonymous with our club.

Absolutely agree. I do love the old style 3 leaping wolves badge, together with the 'ww' underneath one another... but, as I work in marketing and design, the current Wolves head is dynamic and iconic. It must stay. You look at all the Premier League badges together.. and it's our Wolf's head that stands out as the most striking. Quite a few teams have gone through a rebranding recently - Arsenal and Tottenham have made their respective logos simpler, which works, but clubs like Fulham and Wigan, who have also had a rebrand in recent years, seems to have lost the point of iconic badges. Even Villa with their rebranded yellow lion on a light blue background is difficult to make out.

 

[Basingstoke Wolf]

My first was this shirt - the one worn when we won the League Cup. Eventually accepted I was never going to wear it again and sent it to Africa in a 5Live Appeal! The nylon was nigh-on indestructable so it's probably still going strong!

and taking it off in the dark was fun. they'd be banned from garage forecourts like mobile phones! loved that shirt.

 

[shenfieldwolf]

Whoops. See next post.

 

[shenfieldwolf]

this. lose the hexagon though!

Spot on! Keep the wolf head but lose the hexagon surrround.

The only possible exception to this would be if we kept the hexagon surround in the badge and mirrored this with a hexagonal stadium design. The south by south west bank anyone?

 

[leeb]

This adidas kit in gold and black! can anyone photoshop this with the heads of Doyle/Jarvis and Zubar? obviously in a gold/black strip!

That would be cool.

Quick effort...

 

[Shergar]

Leeb, that's a cracking effort, even this 40 something who shouldn't really wear replica tops would buy the whole range if it looked like that.


Leeb, if I send you a photo any chance you could take 2 stone off me?!?

 

[Very Proud (AKA Still Proud)]

Quick effort...

leeb you're the man!

 

[FinnishWolf]

Probably no chance we can get the sportingbet logo in plain black unfortunately, but I would love that kit.

 

[Marauding Wolf]

Just needs black boots now ;o)

Seriously top effort mate, I may even return to my schoolboy days and wear the whole strip if it looked like that.

 

[OsloWolf]

Quick effort...

Now we're talking! Clean, elegant and simply the best Wolves-shirt I have ever seen.

 

[grumpee]

Quick effort...

This makes me moist. Send it to the club!