Crests of Radomiak Radom Adidas Kits Fall Off During Ekstraklasa Match
- Kit Malfunction: During an Ekstraklasa match, Radomiak Radom players experienced their club crests peeling off and falling from their newly debuted Adidas 26-27 purple third shirts.
- Visible Defect: Broadcast imagery showed players with blank fabric where the crests should have been, with one crest detaching within the first five minutes of play.
- Manufacturing Error: The issue is attributed to inadequate adhesive bonding or a heat-press manufacturing error in the 3D heat-applied silicone crests, causing a rare defect under match conditions.
Polish Ekstraklasa side Radomiak Radom experienced an unusual kit malfunction during their league match against GKS Katowice. Wearing their newly debuted 26-27 purple third shirt produced by Adidas, several Radomiak players spent the match with their club crests peeling off and falling off completely during play.
Crests Come Off Radomiak Radom Kits
Broadcast imagery from the match showed players competing with blank purple fabric on their left chests where the club badge should be located. The 3D heat-applied silicone crests featured on this season's kit appear to have suffered from inadequate adhesive bonding or a heat-press manufacturing error, causing them to detach under match conditions.
While minor heat-seal flaws occasionally surface on modern lightweight football jerseys, seeing multiple crests fall off during a single official match is a rare defect.
The crest did already fall off after less than five minutes, showcasing that it was not attached well at all.
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