Classy Karlsruher Sc 20-21 'Wildpark' Kit Released
Apr 24, 2021, by Pat
Bundesliga 2's Karlsruhe together with Macron have launched a special-edition kit inspired by the club's legendary home stadium Wildpark. The shirt was debuted in Friday's home match against Würzburger Kickers, which finished 2-2.
Curiously, fellow Bundesliga 2 side Osnabrück released a kit inspired by their home stadium, Bremer Brücke just days ago.
Karlsruhe Macron 2020-2021 Wildpark Shirt
This is the Karlsruhe 20-21 Wildpark football shirt, made by Macron.
Paying homage to the old stadium, which is currently getting a major overhaul, with its iconic floodlights, the Macron Karlsruher SC 20-21 Wildpark shirt is grey with a subtle jacquard print across the lower front.
'WILDPARK' is written on the chest of the Macron Karlsruher SC 2020-21 special shirt, with main sponsor Klaiber Markisen taken a smaller spot just underneath.
"Wildpark - für immer"! Zu Ehren unseres alten Wildparkstadions geht es für unsere Jungs heute im Sondertrikot auf den Rasen. Nie werden wir unser altes Stadion vergessen! 💙
— Karlsruher SC (@KarlsruherSC) April 23, 2021
Holt euch jetzt das limitierte Sondertrikot 👉🏼 https://t.co/uxsw5UY8Pe#KSCmeineHeimat #KSCFWK pic.twitter.com/DVmOxVVJ5L
The shirt is limited to 1,000 units, each one marked with a number on the left sleeve.
Available since April 23, Karlsruher SC's new 2020-21 Wildpark uniform retails at €89.95.
Made by Macron. Do you like Karlsruhe's Wildpark jersey? Let's hear your thoughts in the comments below the article.
FC Penafiel 26-27 Third Kit Released
Portuguese Liga Portugal 2 side FC Penafiel has officially unveiled its new third kit for the 2026-27 season. Made by Nike, the shirt was showcased during the Agrival 2026 event in Penafiel, joining the previously launched red-and-black home and white away strips.
The Nike FC Penafiel 2026-27 third jersey is predominantly black, highlighted by fine vertical red pinstripes running down the front. Red trim details the neckline, maintaining the club's classic Rubro-Negro aesthetic. A standout element is the retro-styled interlocking 'FCP' monogram on the left chest, placed alongside a special 75th-anniversary emblem celebrating the club's founding in 1951.
White detailing completes the look, with the Nike Swoosh on the right chest and the ABANCA main sponsor printed cleanly across the center.
SC Toulon 26-27 Home & Away Kits Released
French club Sporting Club Toulon and kit supplier Patrick have officially launched the team's new home and away kits for the 26-27 season. The new designs bring a modern visual identity to the French side with bespoke graphic details.
The Patrick SC Toulon 26-27 home shirt stays true to the club's traditional "Azur et Or" identity with a vibrant yellow base. It features dynamic royal blue diagonal block patterns across the upper left chest and lower right hem, subtly incorporating the number "83" in tribute to the Var department. A contrasting blue V-neck collar and matching sleeve trims finish off the look, which is paired with blue shorts.
Built on the same template, the Patrick Sporting Toulon 26-27 away shirt introduces a fresh mint green base contrasted by dark navy graphic elements and trims. Both jerseys feature centrally aligned Patrick logos and club crests, and are now available through the club's official store.
Chelsea 26-27 Third Kit Spotted on Sale
The new Nike Chelsea 26-27 third shirt has been spotted on sale in official retail stores ahead of its scheduled launch. Photos taken at a Nike store in Orlando, Florida, reveal the final retail version on the racks with Premier League name and number printing, giving supporters a full look at the design before its official unveiling.
Premier League Uses Wrong Sleeve Patch on Arsenal Kit
The Premier League’s official Instagram promo for Matchweek 1 featured a major mistake: Arsenal's jersey was shown with the standard purple sleeve patch, while the golden champions patch was mistakenly placed on Liverpool's sleeve.
The error quickly sparked outrage among Gooners in the comment section. Big thanks to @jerseystory_vn for spotting the mistake and creating the graphic.
