Counterfeit kit manufacturers are known for stealing fan concepts and turning them into physical shi...
Counterfeit kit manufacturers are known for stealing fan concepts and turning them into physical shirts, but a recent Crystal Palace bootleg has taken an unusually strange turn. An original third kit concept created by digital designer @concept_kits_ was brought into production by fakers and recently spotted being worn by a fan in photos shared across Crystal Palace's official social media channels.
Originally published in April 2026, the concept kit features a deep navy base with thin red and blue pinstripes, classic gold TDK sponsor lettering, a gold monochrome club crest, and a gold Macron logo to reflect Palace's official technical partnership. However, when bootleggers adapted the design to produce it, they replaced the Macron branding with a gold Adidas logo and wordmark.
The designer reacted on X after discovering the bootleg being worn in public, noting with dry humor that at least someone was making money off his work.
Crystal Palace have officially announced a new multi-year partnership with Molson Coors Beverage Com...
Crystal Palace have officially announced a new multi-year partnership with Molson Coors Beverage Company, naming the brewing giant as the club's Official Beer Partner.
As part of the agreement, Molson Coors beverages will be served across all concourses and hospitality lounges at Selhurst Park on matchdays. The portfolio introduced to supporters includes popular brands such as Carling, Madrí Excepcional, Coors, Carling Premier, and Aspall Cyder.
The deal strengthens Molson Coors' existing presence across English football while enhancing the food and beverage offerings for Palace supporters on matchdays starting from the 26-27 season.
Crystal Palace have confirmed Temporal as their new main shirt sponsor. The open-source AI and enter...
Crystal Palace have confirmed Temporal as their new main shirt sponsor. The open-source AI and enterprise technology platform will take over from NET88 on the front of the club's shirts starting in the 2026-27 season under a multi-year agreement.
The deal sees Temporal's branding appear on both the men's and academy team kits. It will also involve support for community programmes through the Palace for Life Foundation, including workshops in computer science and AI for young people in South London.
The announcement follows Crystal Palace's successful campaign that included an FA Cup win and European qualification. Temporal powers reliable software systems for major organisations like OpenAI and Netflix.
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