Much Better Quality Than Before: 'The Terrace' Reveals First Teamwear Kits
Update: There have been a few revelations ever since we first covered smaller brand 'The Terrace'. They are definitely committed to their plan of producing own football shirts and have shared a first sneak peek at their new teamwear catalog. Additionally, they showed a few close-ups of a proposed teamwear jersey.
The seams look solid, there are small ventilation holes presumably on the sides, the brand's own logo as is heat-applied. Of course, it will be interesting to see how club badges will be implemented considering the heat-applied application of the company's logo and the cheap-looking badge of Banbury's FA Cup kit.
We were accused by the brand that our article was wrong with the quality of their kits. However, we referred to the quality of the Banbury FA Cup kit, which is of much worse quality than their new 2021 teamwear shirts. A very welcomed change for the better for the brand's kits.
Banbury's FA Cup kit looks much worse than the new teamwear shirts
All in all, it does look like a viable alternative for lower-league clubs, if the price is right and the promised customization options are really possible. They claim "bespoke touches added as standard" (in other words no additional charge).
Original Article - 21 November 2020: New Player In The Kit Maker Game? 'The Terrace' To Start Producing Custom Kits For Teams
A new player is set to enter the market for custom football kits for smaller teams - The Terrace, a brand known for cheap retro and lifestyle football products.
The Terrace has started producing performance products recently (including 20-21 kits for Banbury United) but is better known for retro football and sport culture items. They describe themselves as "retailer for unique, personalized and fan loved merchandise and gifts."
The Terrace To Start Making Custom Football Kits For Teams
As announced on Twitter, "Hard work [is] going on behind the scenes preparing [their] 2021 kit supply catalogue". This means that the brand has decided to enter the market for custom football kits, with the first-ever teamwear catalogue set to be launched soon. However, that was not everything.
The Terrace Teamwear Football Kit - First Shirt Showcased
The Terrace also showcased a very promising first teamwear football kit that they have designed for their catalogue - it boasts a modern look in black and anthracite with striking red details. The Terrace logo sits on the right chest.
The Terrace kits for Banbury United retail at just 30 GBP
However, the first showcased is a 3D render - the first kits that "they" acutally produced for Banbury United for are not looking as great in real life.
The Terrace Banbury United 20-21 FA Cup Special Kit
The Terrace Banbury United 2020-21 FA Cup special shirt has a bold design in red, white and yellow.
The Banbury United 20-21 kits retail at a fair price of just 30 GBP. So what is the downside?
The Terrace's kits for Banbury United look like being on a very low level
In terms of quality and tech, The Terrace's kits for Banbury United look like being on the lowest level of what is acceptable - it is obvious why the RRP is as low as 30 GBP.
Otherwise, nothing about the The Terrace's custom football kits and their teamwear offering is known yet.
However, if your club is interested in new bespoke kits for next season, you can get in touch with the 'The Terrace' via e-mail ([email protected]).
Do you look forward to see the first football kits from 'The Terrace'? Let us know in the comments below.
Nike Mercurial Superfly 11 CR7 "Gold Scorpion" Boots Released
Nike has officially released the limited-edition Mercurial Superfly 11 "Gold Scorpion" football boots to celebrate Cristiano Ronaldo's historic achievement. The Portuguese forward recently became the first player in history to score in six consecutive World Cups, prompting Nike to honor his legacy with this special release.
The Nike Mercurial Superfly 11 CR7 "Gold Scorpion" boots feature a striking gold upper accented with bold red details and a large white Swoosh. The design prominently displays "CR7" branding on the heel area, alongside the signature Superfly details. The golden aesthetic pays homage to Ronaldo's remarkable career and his latest World Cup scoring record.
Targeted at collectors and fans, the Nike Mercurial Superfly 11 "Gold Scorpion" is strictly limited to exactly 2,026 pairs worldwide, referencing the year of the tournament. The boots are available on the Nike SNKRS app starting June 24, 2026.
Nike Cristiano Ronaldo 'Gold' Mercurial Superfly RGN Boots Released
Nike has officially released the special edition Gold Mercurial Superfly RGN football boot to celebrate Cristiano Ronaldo's remarkable 20-year career and his legacy on the international stage. The metallic gold and white boots commemorate his unprecedented achievement of scoring in six different World Cup tournaments.
Officially named the Nike Mercurial Superfly RGN SE FG, the boots feature a striking metallic gold base with white accents. Tech-wise, they are based on the latest Mercurial Superfly, incorporating a 3/4-length Air Zoom unit, Flywire support, and a tacky soft upper finish for optimal ball control.
The Cristiano Ronaldo Nike Gold Mercurial Superfly RGN boots are available from today, June 24, 2026, retailing at 300 USD.
Campobasso 26-27 Home, Away & Third Kits Revealed
Italian Serie C side Campobasso FC have officially unveiled their new Nike home, away, and third kits for the 2026-27 season.
They introduce designs based on teamwear but nicely customised by the team.
The home retains the classic stripes, the away comes with a navy vertical stripe, while the third is black and gold.
Good or Bad? Rexona Armpit Sponsorship on 2026 World Cup Referee Shirts
Update - Tuesday, June 23, 2026: Following our publication, Rexona contacted us to provide additional context on the activation.
According to Ben Curtis, Global Brand Vice President for Rexona at Unilever, the sponsorship is intended to highlight fourth officials, who "may not always be the focus of attention but are at the centre of some of football's most intense and anticipated moments," as part of Rexona's "It Won't Let You Down" campaign during the FIFA World Cup 2026. "They need to remain cool and calm under pressure - That's exactly why this partnership is such a natural fit for Rexona."
The 2026 World Cup referee shirts feature one of the most amusing and strategic sponsorship placements seen in football. Deodorant brand Rexona has their logo positioned directly under the armpits of the match officials' jerseys, creating a highly contextual advertising opportunity.
The Rexona logo remains largely hidden during regular play but becomes clearly visible whenever a referee raises their arms to signal a free kick, award a penalty, or issue a card. This placement perfectly matches the deodorant product being advertised, resulting in a memorable piece of marketing on the sport's biggest stage.
While this specific placement has caught the attention of fans during the 2026 tournament, it is not entirely unprecedented. A similar concept was previously executed in Brazil, where Avanço deodorant sponsored the armpits of Corinthians. However, Rexona's execution at a World Cup brings the clever concept to a massive global audience.
Adidas Al Qadsiah 26-27 Home & Away Kits Released - No More Nike
Saudi Pro League club Al Qadsiah has officially unveiled its new 2026-27 home and away kits, marking the beginning of their new partnership with adidas after switching from previous supplier Nike.
Revealed on June 23, 2026, the inaugural adidas strips feature simple, standard designs without bespoke detailing. The home kit is presented in the club's traditional red and yellow colors, while the away shirt offers a stylish white and red look.
FC Barcelona 26-27 Training Top Leaked
Images of the FC Barcelona 2026-27 training top have been leaked online by Barca kit collector @memorabilia1899.
