Kit Creator Launches Better Borders + 'Fill Holes' Option
1 hour ago, by Chris
- Kit Creator Borders Update: FIFA Kit Creator has rolled out a completely revamped borders feature across all its platforms, offering significant technical improvements for customizing outlines on logos and sponsor designs.
- Sharp Borders Option: The new update introduces a 'sharp' setting that allows users to generate borders with crisp, angular edges instead of rounded ones, providing a more precise look suitable for angular logos.
- Fill Holes Functionality: The 'fill holes' option automatically fills any enclosed gaps inside a logo shape with the chosen border color, streamlining the design process for complex logos.
Kit Creator has shared some nice examples of a few duo-colored versions of official badges using the new Fill Holes option. It works smoothly for logos that have no separate text and closed shapes.
FIFA Kit Creator has rolled out a highly useful update to its suite of design tools, launching a completely revamped borders feature across all of its platforms, including EAFC, PES, FM, and 2K Kit Creators.
Sharp Edges and Fill Holes Options
Built entirely from scratch, this new border system introduces multiple technical improvements over the previous version, allowing creators to achieve much greater customization when adding outlines to logos and sponsor designs.
Sharp Borders
The standout additions in this update are the highly requested 'sharp' and 'fill holes' options. The 'sharp' setting allows users to generate borders with crisp, sharp edges instead of the default rounded ones, offering a more precise look that suits angular logos.
Fill Holes Option
Meanwhile, the 'fill holes' functionality automatically fills any enclosed gaps inside a logo shape with the chosen border color.
Both tools are now live and available for all users to utilize in their custom kit designs.
Do you like the new border feature of Kit Creator? Let us know in the comments below.
IF Elfsborg 2026 Away Kit Released
The new IF Elfsborg 2026 away kit was officially unveiled today, completing the Swedish Allsvenskan club's set for the current season. It boasts the club's typical red and white color combo.
Even though made by Umbro (through a deal with the regional Umbro trade owner), the fabric looks similar to the Adidas 2022 World Cup Heat.Rdy technology.
Kolding IF 26-27 Home & Away Kits Released
Danish side Kolding IF have officially revealed their new home and away kits for the 2026-27 season, made by Hummel and to be worn in the upcoming 1st Divisiop campaign.
The new home shirt is based on the club's classic blue colors, with elegant pinstripes and distinctive polo collar give a modern twist and pay tribute to tradition. Meamwhile, the away kit introduces a stealth look with dark base and blue geometrical pattern - a total contrast to the classy home kit.
What do you think of the Hummel Kolding IF 2026-27 kits? Leave your thoughts in the comments below.
Castellon 26-27 Third Kit Released
La Liga 2 side Castellon have offcially unveiled their new third kit, made by Errea and to be worn in the upcoming 2026-27 season.
The kit features a mint green base with a pattern that pays homage to the regions of the Castellón province, reflecting its territory and identity on the kit of the black and white team. The polo collar and white trim add contrast and elegance to the overall look, combined with full-color crest to round off the design.
What do you think of the Errea Castellon 2026-27 third kit? Leave your thoughts in the comments below.
Similarity Between Arsenal's 21-22 and 26-27 Kits
Leaked images of the Arsenal 26-27 third kit have many fans comparing it to the club's 21-22 away shirt. Both designs share a very similar light yellow base, a classic round collar, and matching dark blue and red accents.
Although the new jersey introduces a lightning bolt pattern representing the Royal Arsenal logo, this subtle detail might not be enough to make the design feel truly fresh or ground-breaking. Big thanks to @jerseystory_vn for the comparison image.
Manchester United Use Old Champions League Patch in New Kit Promo
In the latest promotional post for their new 26-27 away kit, Manchester United was spotted using an outdated version of the UEFA Champions League patch. The shirt featured the old starball badge with a white border instead of the updated black outline - a minor mistake that also appeared during the club's earlier home kit launch.
Back in 2024, UEFA introduced a redesigned Champions League patch with a outer black border to improve visibility on light-colored jerseys. Since United missed out on Champions League football during the first two seasons of the new design, the club's kit staff might simply still be getting used to the updated spec. Thanks to @jerseystory_vn for the spotted.
