Nike Johor Darul Ta 2023 Home Kit Voted Worst Kit of February 2023
Mar 11, 2023, by Chris
- Worst Kit: The Nike Johor Darul Ta 2023 home kit was voted the worst kit of February 2023, receiving 39.8% of the votes.
- Other Top 3: Stanno's RKC Waalwijk 22-22 Carnaval kit was second, and the Macron Basel 2023 Carnaval kit was third in the worst kit voting.
- Kit Overload: There's a trend of teams releasing many new and special-edition kits, leading to some "underwhelming" and "awful" designs.
Update: The Nike Johor Darul Ta's home kit for the 2023 season has been voted the worst kit of February 2023 by you, ahead of two Carnival kits.
Worst Football Kit of February 2023 - Top 3
The kit received 39.8% of the total votes cast in the poll, possibly revealing that some rival fans took the chance to vote for their disliked club.
Stanno's RKC Waalwijk 22-22 Carnaval kit came in second place with 24.1% of the votes, while the Macron Basel 2023 Carnaval kit came in third place with 16.9% of the votes.
In recent years, clubs did not only start to release 2-3 new kits per season but also many special-edition kits. With so many special and new kits being released by various brands, some are bound to be underwhelming, unneeded, or downright awful. For February 2023, we could easily curate a pre-selection of 20 not-so-good kits.
The rise of the fourth kit - Do teams launch too many jerseys?
Nike Johor Darul Ta 2023 Home Kit Voted Worst Kit of February 2023
Worst Football Kit of February 2023 - Pre-Selection
Our list of 20 kits includes the big brands Adidas and Nike but also Macron, Stanno, and Uhlsport.
Three kits illustrate the rise of bad special-edition kits. The template-based Adidas Aberdeen 22-23 Special One-Off, the Nike RB Leipzig 22-23 Special-Edition "Leipzig on Fire," and the Stanno RKC Waalwijk 22-23 Carnival. These kits have been criticized for their bizarre designs, unflattering color schemes, and lack of creativity.
Cast your vote for the worst football kit of February 2023. Let's see which one takes the crown - the voting ends on Friday, 10 March 2023.
Should teams release fewer kits? What was the worst kit released in February 2023? Let us know in the comments below.
PSG 27-28 Home Kit Leaked
Based on leaked details from myach_lab, our partner @whatthekit_x have created a mockup of the PSG 2027-28 home shirt. The iconic blue-red Hechter stripe remains, while the shirt gradually fades into a darker shade towards the bottom, with a red collar section connecting to the central stripe.
Extremely Limited: Macron Lausanne-Sport 26-27 130th Anniversary Kit Released
Swiss Super League club FC Lausanne-Sport and technical sponsor Macron have officially unveiled a special commemorative kit celebrating the club's 130th anniversary. Founded in 1896 under the original name FC Montriond, the Swiss side pays tribute to its foundational roots with a look directly inspired by the earliest outfits in club history.
The Macron Lausanne-Sport 26-27 130th Anniversary shirt showcases broad alternating blue and white horizontal hoops across the body and sleeves, framed by a neat crew neck collar. Honoring its heritage, the jersey swaps the contemporary LS crest for the historic FC Montriond badge on the chest alongside the Macron Hero logo. The kit is complemented by simple white shorts and white socks to finish a faithful retro aesthetic, while a matching pale green variation has been crafted for the goalkeepers.
The special shirt will not be released for general retail sale. Only 130 individually numbered copies have been produced, each accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. Fans will have the chance to win the shirts via a charity raffle benefiting the club's youth development fund during the official anniversary match against FC Thun at the Stade de la Tuilière on November 1, 2026, where the team will wear the kit in action.
Cobh Ramblers 2026 Third Kit Released
Cobh Ramblers have officially released their new third kit for the 2026 League of Ireland First Division campaign. Produced by German brand uhlsport, the strip introduces a classy black and gold color scheme while sharing the bespoke local design language featured across the club's 2026 kit collection.
The uhlsport Cobh Ramblers 2026 third shirt combines a black base with subtle tonal vertical striping. Flowing down the left side beneath the monochrome gold club crest are two striking gold vertical stripes shaped like lancet arches, inspired by the architecture and stained glass windows of St Colman's Cathedral in Cobh. Celtic knotwork adorns the v-neck collar and sleeve cuffs, while the uhlsport lettering and front-of-shirt sponsor Caltech Electrical Supplies are also finished in gold.
The new Cobh Ramblers 2026 third kit is now available through the club's official online store and physical club shop, retailing at €70 for adult sizes and €50 for kids.
Salisbury FC 26-27 Third Kit Revealed
English non-league side Salisbury FC have officially unveiled their new 26-27 third kit, brought back following the squad's recent tour of Kuwait. The release complements the club's home and away strips that were launched earlier in the summer.
The Salisbury FC 26-27 third shirt features a vibrant yellow base contrasted with royal blue accents. A retro-inspired blue collar with a v-neck insert frames the neckline, while dynamic blue striped graphics run down the sleeves and lower flanks. Continuing the club's deep ties to Kuwait under owner Ali Alhamad, the chest prominently displays the Arabic script logo of a Kuwaiti digital bank alongside the club crest.
The strip is completed with matching yellow shorts featuring blue side panels. The Salisbury 26-27 third shirt was made available exclusively to match-going fans at the club shop ahead of their FA Cup qualifying clash against Dulwich Hamlet.
