Kits

Danish Superliga side AGF Aarhus has officially unveiled its new 26-27 European / third kit, designed by Craft. Referred to as the "Europatrøje," the strip completes the club's wardrobe for the campaign and will make its debut during AGF's UEFA Conference League group stage run, starting with their fixture against KAA Gent.

The Craft AGF Aarhus 26-27 third jersey delivers a sophisticated, vintage-inspired look in a sand and cream palette. Subdued tonal pinstripes run vertically down the body, complemented by contrasting dark navy accents on the classic polo collar, sleeve cuffs, and shoulder seam piping. Instead of the standard club crest, the shirt features a retro stylized AGF script logo on the left chest, accompanied by clean navy monochrome sponsor details.

Matching cream shorts and dark navy socks complete the clean aesthetic of the full uniform. The design pays tribute to the club's founding in 1880 as a gymnastics association, proudly represented by the launch campaign motto "En Gymnastikforening I Europa."

Umbro and League One outfit Cambridge United have officially launched a striking new fourth kit for the 26-27 season, celebrating the life and artistic legacy of Cambridge native and Pink Floyd co-founder Syd Barrett. Developed in collaboration with the Barrett Estate, the special-edition strip blends local cultural history with a charitable purpose ahead of World Mental Health Day.

The shirt is defined by an abstract diamond-geometric graphic across the front and sleeves, paying direct homage to the Pink Floyd masterpiece Shine On You Crazy Diamond. Its vibrant orange, blue, and grey accents draw inspiration from the painted floorboards featured on the cover of Barrett's iconic 1970 solo album, The Madcap Laughs. The jersey is completed with a deep navy spread collar tipped in orange, a circular retro club crest, and a custom tribute jock tag near the lower hem.

Cambridge United will debut the kit this Saturday, October 10, when they host Blackpool at the Abbey Stadium. A portion of sales from replica shirts as well as the proceeds from an upcoming auction of match-worn jerseys will be donated to local mental health initiatives. The kit is available to purchase immediately through the club's official online store.

Lao League 1 side Salavan United and Thai sportswear manufacturer Ego Sport have officially revealed the club's complete kit collection for the 26-27 season. The launch introduces four bespoke designs, providing the newly promoted outfit with fresh looks for home, away, and cup fixtures.

The Salavan United 26-27 home jersey features the club's traditional bright orange body complemented by white raglan sleeves, a retro-style polo collar, and blue side trim. In contrast, the away shirt opts for a clean, minimalist white base detailed with bright orange accents on the v-neck collar, cuffs, and monochrome club crest.

Rounding out the 26-27 collection are a black goalkeeper shirt and a teal-green alternate jersey, both adorned with intricate cultural patterns and geometric prints across the front. Each kit in the range carries the Ego Sport chest logo and prominently features local sponsor Phoumin Construction across the midriff.

A much cleaner, single-sponsor edition of the Bali United 26-27 Adidas Trefoil away kit has been revealed, providing fans and kit enthusiasts with the simplified look they have been asking for. While Bali United's senior team away kit carries an array of commercial partner logos across the front in typical Indonesian league fashion, this streamlined version has been produced specifically for the club's youth squads in the Elite Pro Academy 26-27 campaign.

The shirt retains the exact artistic foundation crafted by Adidas Indonesia in collaboration with local Balinese artist Dewa Gede Raka Jana Nuraga (Rakajana). Subtly sublimated across the white fabric are intricate cultural graphics inspired by Hanoman and traditional Balinese Lamak motifs. The look is framed by a black folded collar with vibrant red piping, matching red three stripes running down the shoulders, and the classic Adidas Trefoil logo on the chest opposite the monochrome Bali United crest.

The defining difference lies in the chest sponsor execution. Instead of several crowded sponsor patches, the front features only the retro-styled Indomie banner logo in black and white. Finished with the official EPA One competition sleeve badge and an anti-racism campaign patch, this academy variant delivers a vastly superior, retro-focused visual balance that highlights the Trefoil design.

Following Spain's triumph at the 2026 World Cup, which secured their second global title, Adidas officially updated the national team's match kits with two gold stars and the central FIFA World Champions badge. However, a closer look at the squad's recent training camp reveals that a makeshift approach was taken for their daily training gear. Huge thanks to What the Kit for the great spot.

Instead of producing new batches of training shirts, Adidas and the Spanish federation chose to repurpose existing stock. Detailed photographs of defender Aymeric Laporte in the blue training top clearly show that the original single star above the crest was peeled away, with two smaller stars heat-pressed onto the fabric above the shield. The faint adhesive imprint and outline of the removed single star remain visibly stamped into the fabric.

While fans can purchase proper factory-made two-star home and away match shirts, the national team's training apparel provides an intriguing look at equipment room logistics at the highest level. Modifying already produced gear reduces waste, so it is actually a good act.