Würzburg, Cottbus, Essen and Münster 21-22 'World' Kits Released
Multiple Jako-supplied teams have released 'World' jerseys in the past few days. All of them were released to promote the company's ongoing «Our Team for a better world» campaign.
Jako's World teamwear kits consist of fabric that was created with recycled plastic, aiming to reduce the environmental impact that jersey production has.
Würzburger Kickers 21-22 World Shirt
This is the Würzburger Kickers 2021-2022 'World' shirt, made by Jako.
The Jako Würzburger Kickers 21-22 World shirt is almost fully black and 'asphalt'. Shirt sponsor BVUK deciced to have their lettering appear with a grassy background to further emphasize the positive effects for the environment that stem from using recycled plastics to create fabric.
🤝 Nachhaltigkeit ist Teamwork! Die Kickers und Jako setzen gemeinsam ein Zeichen. Die Mannschaft wird gegen Dortmund in einem besonderen Outfit in Asphaltgrau auflaufen. 🌍 Das “TRIKOT WORLD“ besteht aus Polyester, der zu 100 % aus recycelten Textilien besteht. pic.twitter.com/5obou1BA1G
— FC Würzburger Kickers (@fwk_1907) March 11, 2022
Jako combines the Würzburg 2021-2022 World shirt with black shorts and socks.
Energie Cottbus 21-22 World Shirt
Below is the Energie Cottbus 2021-2022 'World' shirt by Jako.
The Jako Cottbus 21-22 World shirt is mainly red with the recognizable circular 'World' writing across the front. All logos appear in white, apart from Jako's, which is hardly distinguishable from the red base.
Preußen Münster 21-22 World Shirt
Here is Jako's Preußen Münster 2021-22 'World' shirt.
The Jako Preußen Münster 21-22 World shirt utilizes the brand's World teamwear jersey in 'asphalt'. Main sponsor Fiege agreed to have the Ukrainian flag and a message of support displayed in their place.
🕊 Bei unserem Heimspiel gegen Fortuna Köln sendet unser Hauptsponsor Fiege eine besondere Trikotbotschaft an seine zahlreichen ukrainischen Mitarbeiterinnen & Mitarbeiter, die wir gerne unterstützen 🇺🇦 #scp06 ⚫️⚪️💚
— SC Preußen Münster (@Preussen06) March 10, 2022
___https://t.co/oQiDxsjedf pic.twitter.com/7XaUrRk87z
Rot-Weiß Essen 21-22 World Shirt
Below is the RW Essen 2021-22 'World' shirt by Jako.
The Jako Essen 21-22 World shirt features the 'World' design in red, with all logos in white. RW Essen have announced that their 22-23 home kit will consist of recycled plastic just like this one.
🔴⚪ Our team for a better world - an jedem verdammten Tag! RWE unterstützt die @JAKO_info-Bemühungen für ökologische und soziale Nachhaltigkeit. So bestand bereits das #kurzefuffzehn-Trikot aus recyceltem PET! 🔥
— Rot-Weiss Essen (@rot_weiss_essen) March 4, 2022
ℹ️ Mehr Infos 👉 https://t.co/VF1mLlnH7l#immeRWEiter #nurderrwe pic.twitter.com/Qc5PYBP0iD
The majority of these special shirts is going to be auctioned off and sold to raise money for good causes, ranging from environmental projects to humanitarian aid for Ukraine.
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FC Vaduz 26-27 Home Kit Released
FC Vaduz have officially unveiled their new home kit for the 2026-27 Swiss Super League season. Made by Puma, the release introduces a modern update to the Liechtenstein-based club's traditional look.
The Puma FC Vaduz 2026-27 home shirt retains the split front panel design seen in the previous season but replaces the former burgundy half with a clean white section. This red and white half-and-half design is complemented by a white collar and new reflective club crests on the chest. Additionally, UBS makes its debut as the primary front-of-shirt sponsor, taking over from Dieci.
The FC Vaduz 2026-27 home uniform is completed with red shorts and white socks.
Portadown FC 26-27 Home Kit Released
Portadown FC, competing in the NIFL Premiership, has officially unveiled its new home kit for the 2026-27 season. The launch was accompanied by the slogan "...and I'm going HOME", signaling a strong connection to the club's roots and generating excitement among supporters ahead of the new campaign.
Portadown FC 26-27 Home Kit Released
Portadown FC, competing in the NIFL Premiership, has officially unveiled its new home kit for the 2026-27 season. The launch was accompanied by the slogan "...and I'm going HOME", signaling a strong connection to the club's roots and generating excitement among supporters ahead of the new campaign.
Trabzonspor 26-27 Home, Away, Third & Fourth Kits Released - Available Now
Update: The new Trabzonspor 26-27 kits are available now.
Trabzonspor and Joma have officially released the club's new 2026-27 kit collection. The set features four distinct designs, unveiled by the Turkish club under the campaign slogan "En güzel formalar #BizdeVar".
The Joma Trabzonspor 2026-27 home kit features the thickest stripes seen during the brand's partnership with the club, presenting the classic claret and blue colors in a bold layout. The collection is completed by a solid blue away kit, a maroon third kit, and a black alternative fourth kit, offering a wide variety of options for the upcoming campaign.
FC Barcelona 26-27 Retro Bag & Home Kit Ball Leaked
Images of the new FC Barcelona 26-27 retro bag and home kit ball have been leaked by Barça kits collector @memorabilia1899. The new items are part of Nike's wider collection for the club's upcoming season.
The FC Barcelona 26-27 retro bag features a classic design, incorporating the club's traditional colors with a vintage aesthetic.
In addition to the bag, the FC Barcelona 2026-27 home kit ball has also been revealed. The ball's design directly reflects the look of the club's new home shirt, which is inspired by the facade of the Spotify Camp Nou. The ball prominently displays the iconic red and blue stripes, giving fans a closer look at the design elements that will be featured next season.
Galatasaray 26-27 Kit Launch Delayed - Coming July 2026
Galatasaray's 2026-27 kit launch faces a potential delay, pushing the release date back to July. Initially, reports from kit insider @Formaholic indicated that the club had advanced the presentation to June 25. However, recent updates suggest that the launch will likely revert to its original July timeframe.
The delay is reportedly due to logistical issues, specifically concerning the readiness of the new kit fonts and the club's desire to have players participate in the launch event. Earlier this month, it was revealed that Galatasaray would be moving away from the standard Arial font. The new typeface is expected to be similar to the one featured on a recent special Leroy Sane kit.