In-House

FC Krasnodar has revealed its new home and away kits for the 26-27 season. Continuing a recent trend for the Russian Premier League club, the new jerseys are made in-house and do not feature a prominent sportswear manufacturer logo.

The 26-27 home and away shirts follow the precedent set during the 24-25 and 25-26 campaigns, where Krasnodar also opted for unbranded gear. By keeping production internal, the club maintains full control over the design and manufacturing processes for their matchday equipment.

Both the new in-house home and away kits will be worn throughout the 26-27 Russian Premier League season. It remains to be seen if the club will eventually return to a recognized technical sponsor or continue with their own bespoke production.

The new Union Brescia home shirt for the 26-27 season has been revealed. The club will wear the new kit during their upcoming campaign in Italy's Serie C.

Pictures of the new Union Brescia 26-27 home kit have surfaced online, giving fans a first look at the team's primary uniform for the new season. The reveal coincides with several other Italian clubs announcing their new kits ahead of the 26-27 campaign.

The new 26-27 home uniform succeeds the club's previous 25-26 kits, updating their on-pitch look for the new season. The Union Brescia 26-27 home kit will be worn throughout the club's upcoming Serie C matches.

We can leak the first image of the new Lecce 26-27 home kit. It is made by Adidas, who are replacing the club's in-house brand M908 as the new technical sponsor for the 26-27 season.

Reports from Italy confirm that the new Adidas materials have already arrived at the stadium, with an official announcement of the partnership expected very soon.

The Adidas US Lecce 26-27 home shirt introduces a traditional look for the club's first Adidas kit. It features the classic red and yellow vertical stripes, combined with a dark navycollar and red Three Stripes on the shoulders. The Adidas logo sits on the right chest, while the Lecce crest is placed on the left.

Spanish Segunda Federación club UB Conquense have unveiled their new kits for the 26-27 season. Notably, the team has opted to produce their uniforms entirely in-house rather than partnering with an external sportswear brand.

The release includes a full set of four distinct kits, giving the team plenty of options for their upcoming campaign in Spain's fourth tier. By manufacturing their own gear, UB Conquense maintains full creative control over their visual identity and kit designs for the 26-27 season.

What do you think of clubs producing their own kits without an external supplier? Drop a comment below with your thoughts on the new UB Conquense 26-27 in-house kits.

Russian Premier League side Dynamo Makhachkala has officially unveiled its new in-house away kit for the 26-27 season. Designed by Kirill Ryzhov, the shirt takes inspiration from the Caspian Sea by capturing the dynamic effect of light reflections on dark water rather than relying on conventional wave graphics.

The Dynamo Makhachkala 26-27 away jersey features a deep black base with striking electric-blue caustic patterns splashed across the front and sleeves. White sponsor details and bright blue accents on the side panels complete the look. For the first time in club history, the shirt features an alternative crest that places the iconic "D" emblem inside the silhouette of a Lezgin star, symbolizing light over the Caspian Sea.

Completing the design, the back of the shirt features bold white typography for player names and numbers, with a subtle bear head silhouette placed at the bottom of the digits. Produced entirely in-house, the new strip gives the club a distinct regional look for their 26-27 league campaign.

The new Akhmat Grozny 26-27 kits have been revealed, giving a first look at the club's uniforms for the upcoming Russian Premier League season. In a notable shift from their 25-26 campaign, the new kits are made in-house in collaboration with Russian sports brand Jogel, replacing their previous supplier Joma.

The newly surfaced images showcase a complete set of shirts, likely serving as the home, away, and third options for the upcoming season. While the exact details and inspiration behind each specific design have not been fully detailed, the collection provides a fresh visual identity for the team.

This switch to Jogel highlights a continuing trend of Russian football clubs opting for domestic technical sponsors. Akhmat Grozny will debut their new 26-27 in-house and Jogel-branded kits as they kick off their next domestic campaign.

Russian First League club Torpedo Moscow has unveiled its new in-house 26-27 kits, opting to produce their own gear rather than partnering with an external supplier.

The Torpedo Moscow 2026-27 kits feature an unusual design for a football kit with a giant T on the left chest.

Thai League 1 side Buriram United have officially unveiled the new 2026-27 home kit. Made in-house by the club, it continues Buriram United's long-standing tradition of producing its own domestic kits, an approach the club has followed for most seasons since 2010.

The home shirt retains the club's traditional look, featuring the classic crest and signature sponsor logos on the chest. While Buriram United designs and manufactures its domestic kits in-house, the club has regularly partnered with external brands for its continental club competitions, most recently Ego Sport, having previously worked with Ari and Warrix.

What do you think of the new Buriram United 2026-27 home kit? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.

Japan Football League side J-Lease have introduced their kit collection for 2026-27 season, designed and made by the club themselves.

The kits share one same template and design, featuring 8 pinstripes from front to back that represent the 8 seasons that the club spent striving to reach the JFL. While the home kit use traditional blue and black combination, the away kit is full-white with blue trims while the goalkeeper kits are red and yellow.

What do you think of J-Lease 2026-27 kits? Leave your thoughts in the comment below.

Italian Serie C side Union Brescia have officially revealed their new 26-27 home kit. Released exactly one year after the club was founded on July 17, 2025 and made by the club themselves, the new Union Brescia 26-27 home shirt features the team's famous chevron design with a central lion illustration.

Russian Premier League side Dynamo Makhachkala has officially unveiled its new in-house away kit for the 26-27 season. Designed by Kirill Ryzhov, the shirt takes inspiration from the Caspian Sea by capturing the dynamic effect of light reflections on dark water rather than relying on conventional wave graphics.

The Dynamo Makhachkala 26-27 away jersey features a deep black base with striking electric-blue caustic patterns splashed across the front and sleeves. White sponsor details and bright blue accents on the side panels complete the look. For the first time in club history, the shirt features an alternative crest that places the iconic "D" emblem inside the silhouette of a Lezgin star, symbolizing light over the Caspian Sea.

Completing the design, the back of the shirt features bold white typography for player names and numbers, with a subtle bear head silhouette placed at the bottom of the digits. Produced entirely in-house, the new strip gives the club a distinct regional look for their 26-27 league campaign.

The new Akhmat Grozny 26-27 kits have been revealed, giving a first look at the club's uniforms for the upcoming Russian Premier League season. In a notable shift from their 25-26 campaign, the new kits are made in-house in collaboration with Russian sports brand Jogel, replacing their previous supplier Joma.

The newly surfaced images showcase a complete set of shirts, likely serving as the home, away, and third options for the upcoming season. While the exact details and inspiration behind each specific design have not been fully detailed, the collection provides a fresh visual identity for the team.

This switch to Jogel highlights a continuing trend of Russian football clubs opting for domestic technical sponsors. Akhmat Grozny will debut their new 26-27 in-house and Jogel-branded kits as they kick off their next domestic campaign.

Spanish Segunda Federación club UB Conquense have unveiled their new kits for the 26-27 season. Notably, the team has opted to produce their uniforms entirely in-house rather than partnering with an external sportswear brand.

The release includes a full set of four distinct kits, giving the team plenty of options for their upcoming campaign in Spain's fourth tier. By manufacturing their own gear, UB Conquense maintains full creative control over their visual identity and kit designs for the 26-27 season.

What do you think of clubs producing their own kits without an external supplier? Drop a comment below with your thoughts on the new UB Conquense 26-27 in-house kits.

Italian Serie C side Union Brescia have officially revealed their new 26-27 home kit. Released exactly one year after the club was founded on July 17, 2025 and made by the club themselves, the new Union Brescia 26-27 home shirt features the team's famous chevron design with a central lion illustration.

The new Union Brescia home shirt for the 26-27 season has been revealed. The club will wear the new kit during their upcoming campaign in Italy's Serie C.

Pictures of the new Union Brescia 26-27 home kit have surfaced online, giving fans a first look at the team's primary uniform for the new season. The reveal coincides with several other Italian clubs announcing their new kits ahead of the 26-27 campaign.

The new 26-27 home uniform succeeds the club's previous 25-26 kits, updating their on-pitch look for the new season. The Union Brescia 26-27 home kit will be worn throughout the club's upcoming Serie C matches.

FC Krasnodar has revealed its new home and away kits for the 26-27 season. Continuing a recent trend for the Russian Premier League club, the new jerseys are made in-house and do not feature a prominent sportswear manufacturer logo.

The 26-27 home and away shirts follow the precedent set during the 24-25 and 25-26 campaigns, where Krasnodar also opted for unbranded gear. By keeping production internal, the club maintains full control over the design and manufacturing processes for their matchday equipment.

Both the new in-house home and away kits will be worn throughout the 26-27 Russian Premier League season. It remains to be seen if the club will eventually return to a recognized technical sponsor or continue with their own bespoke production.

Russian First League club Torpedo Moscow has unveiled its new in-house 26-27 kits, opting to produce their own gear rather than partnering with an external supplier.

The Torpedo Moscow 2026-27 kits feature an unusual design for a football kit with a giant T on the left chest.

We can leak the first image of the new Lecce 26-27 home kit. It is made by Adidas, who are replacing the club's in-house brand M908 as the new technical sponsor for the 26-27 season.

Reports from Italy confirm that the new Adidas materials have already arrived at the stadium, with an official announcement of the partnership expected very soon.

The Adidas US Lecce 26-27 home shirt introduces a traditional look for the club's first Adidas kit. It features the classic red and yellow vertical stripes, combined with a dark navycollar and red Three Stripes on the shoulders. The Adidas logo sits on the right chest, while the Lecce crest is placed on the left.

Japan Football League side J-Lease have introduced their kit collection for 2026-27 season, designed and made by the club themselves.

The kits share one same template and design, featuring 8 pinstripes from front to back that represent the 8 seasons that the club spent striving to reach the JFL. While the home kit use traditional blue and black combination, the away kit is full-white with blue trims while the goalkeeper kits are red and yellow.

What do you think of J-Lease 2026-27 kits? Leave your thoughts in the comment below.