Insane - Fake Kappa Leeds United Kit Features Applications Printed Upside Down
Mar 4, 2019, by Chris
We often have warned you that you should not buy fake football boots or kits. However, the fake market will never be destroyed completely, and now a Leeds United fan shared what he received after buying a counterfeit Leeds United kit online.
Ten pound online from China well you get what you pay for 😂😂😂 #lufc pic.twitter.com/heflxC8FbZ
— Kirsty Stanley (@stanners_1982) 2. März 2019
Counterfeit Kappa Leeds United Kit Features Almost All Applications Printed Upside Down
A fake version of the Leeds United 2018-2019 third kit, the counterfeit version of it comes with a quite ridiculous error - the name Hernandez and the Sky Bet Championship badges are printed upside down.
A closer look reveals that there are a few other errors with the fake Leeds United 18-19 third kit from China. Many of the seams are wrong, the Leeds United lettering under the neckline looks not right, and white is missing on the collar.
Have you ever bought counterfeit football kit? If so, what are your experiences with fake football kits? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
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