Ingolstadt 23-24 Home Kit Released

Japanese J1 League club Fagiano Okayama have officially unveiled their new Penalty home, away, and goalkeeper kits for the 2026-27 season. Branded under the concept "Solid Core," the new collection features bespoke designs for the club's upcoming campaign. Notably, these will be the final kits produced by Penalty for Fagiano Okayama, as the club recently announced that their long-standing supplier contract with the brand will conclude at the end of the 2026-27 season.

Update - Saturday, June 27, 2026: Haaland even matched the look of his hair ties to Norway's 2026 World Cup pre-match jersey.

Erling Haaland has brought a unique level of coordination to the 2026 World Cup by matching his Kknekki hair ties to Norway's matchday uniforms.

The striker opted for a black hair tie to perfectly complement Norway's black away shirt, following up on a previous match against Iraq where he paired a red hairband with the nation's traditional red home kit.

The accessory, made by the Norwegian brand Bon Dep in which Haaland holds a financial stake, has proven highly effective at keeping his signature hairstyle intact and has quickly gone viral online, driving significant sales and search interest.

English non-league side Winterton Rangers FC have unveiled their new home and away shirts for the 2026-27 season, featuring a special design to support an autism awareness charity.

Both kits incorporate unique rainbow detailing on the collars and cuffs to highlight the charitable cause. The initiative is actively supported by the club's new back-of-shirt sponsor, @samninawolf, who has partnered with the NCEL Division One team for the upcoming campaign.

Community-owned Southern League Premier South club Bath City FC have announced a fan vote to decide their new home shirt for the 2026-27 season. The club revealed two different design options for supporters to choose from, continuing their tradition of involving fans in key club decisions.

True to the club's traditional colors, both concepts feature variations of their classic black and white stripes. Fans have been invited to cast their votes in the comments section of the club's official social media post to determine which design will be worn by the Romans next season.

The winning design will become the official 2026-27 home kit.

Italian creative brand Ezeta has unveiled the new logo for Portofino FC. Following the announcement of their partnership earlier this week, which is heavily inspired by the Italian Dolce Vita, the new crest introduces a fresh and elegant visual identity for the team.

Designed in collaboration with Dan K. Norris, the new Portofino FC logo centers around the prominent theme of a lighthouse, described as the Guardian of the Riviera. Shifting focus from a minor background element to the primary symbol, the updated design embodies the motto The Lighthouse Leads The Way, giving the club a strong and distinct maritime identity.