Following the first details regarding Liverpool FC's 27-28 away strip, graphic designer @concept_kit...
Following the first details regarding Liverpool FC's 27-28 away strip, graphic designer @concept_kits_ has created a stunning prediction of what the shirt could look like. The concept incorporates leaked information about Adidas' design direction for the Reds' second season back with the German brand, combining a stealthy black base with vibrant pink details.
The predicted Liverpool 27-28 away shirt features an understated tonal argyle pattern running across the front, back, and sleeves. Bright pink is utilized for the retro Adidas Trefoil emblem, the Liverbird crest, the three stripes on the shoulders, and detailing around the polo collar and sleeve cuffs. Notably, the concept also features Turkish Airlines across the front, aligning with expectations that the airline will take over as Liverpool's primary shirt sponsor starting from the 27-28 campaign.
Despite being phased out over three years ago, the Premier League’s previous typography (used from 2...
Despite being phased out over three years ago, the Premier League’s previous typography (used from 2017-18 to 2022-23) made an unexpected return during Liverpool’s recent win against Brighton, appearing on the back of Ronald Araújo's shirt.
For reasons yet to be officially confirmed, the Uruguayan defender’s number "33" was heat-pressed using the legacy Premier League font. Meanwhile, his surname and short numbering correctly featured the current league typeface introduced in 2023. In all prior fixtures this season, Araújo had worn the updated style without issue.
The mix-up is widely believed to be an emergency kit-room solution, likely caused by a temporary shortage of the standard large "3" printing stock on matchday.
Thanks to @whatthekit_x for the great spotting and create the comparison image.
Following leaks surrounding Liverpool's look for the 27-28 season, concept designer @concept_kits_ h...
Following leaks surrounding Liverpool's look for the 27-28 season, concept designer @concept_kits_ has brought the upcoming design to life with a detailed prediction. The Adidas home shirt is slated to merge the club's traditional color palette with a graphic tribute inspired directly by the matchday culture of Anfield.
According to leaked details, the Adidas Liverpool 27-28 home jersey will feature a classic red base complemented by crisp white logos and Three Stripes. The defining element of the kit will be a subtle tonal checkerboard pattern in a darker red shade, drawing direct inspiration from the iconic checkered flags waved on The Kop.
Liverpool debuted their new third kit, a tribute to Anfield’s iconic Kop stand, with a 2-1 victory o...
Liverpool debuted their new third kit, a tribute to Anfield’s iconic Kop stand, with a 2-1 victory over Brentford. The shirt features a pattern designed to resemble waving flags.
The match also marked the first on-pitch appearance of an alternative white shorts and socks combination, introduced to avoid a kit clash with Brentford, as the original ensemble features black shorts and socks.
Despite being phased out over three years ago, the Premier League’s previous typography (used from 2...
Despite being phased out over three years ago, the Premier League’s previous typography (used from 2017-18 to 2022-23) made an unexpected return during Liverpool’s recent win against Brighton, appearing on the back of Ronald Araújo's shirt.
For reasons yet to be officially confirmed, the Uruguayan defender’s number "33" was heat-pressed using the legacy Premier League font. Meanwhile, his surname and short numbering correctly featured the current league typeface introduced in 2023. In all prior fixtures this season, Araújo had worn the updated style without issue.
The mix-up is widely believed to be an emergency kit-room solution, likely caused by a temporary shortage of the standard large "3" printing stock on matchday.
Thanks to @whatthekit_x for the great spotting and create the comparison image.
Following leaks surrounding Liverpool's look for the 27-28 season, concept designer @concept_kits_ h...
Following leaks surrounding Liverpool's look for the 27-28 season, concept designer @concept_kits_ has brought the upcoming design to life with a detailed prediction. The Adidas home shirt is slated to merge the club's traditional color palette with a graphic tribute inspired directly by the matchday culture of Anfield.
According to leaked details, the Adidas Liverpool 27-28 home jersey will feature a classic red base complemented by crisp white logos and Three Stripes. The defining element of the kit will be a subtle tonal checkerboard pattern in a darker red shade, drawing direct inspiration from the iconic checkered flags waved on The Kop.
Following the first details regarding Liverpool FC's 27-28 away strip, graphic designer @concept_kit...
Following the first details regarding Liverpool FC's 27-28 away strip, graphic designer @concept_kits_ has created a stunning prediction of what the shirt could look like. The concept incorporates leaked information about Adidas' design direction for the Reds' second season back with the German brand, combining a stealthy black base with vibrant pink details.
The predicted Liverpool 27-28 away shirt features an understated tonal argyle pattern running across the front, back, and sleeves. Bright pink is utilized for the retro Adidas Trefoil emblem, the Liverbird crest, the three stripes on the shoulders, and detailing around the polo collar and sleeve cuffs. Notably, the concept also features Turkish Airlines across the front, aligning with expectations that the airline will take over as Liverpool's primary shirt sponsor starting from the 27-28 campaign.
Liverpool debuted their new third kit, a tribute to Anfield’s iconic Kop stand, with a 2-1 victory o...
Liverpool debuted their new third kit, a tribute to Anfield’s iconic Kop stand, with a 2-1 victory over Brentford. The shirt features a pattern designed to resemble waving flags.
The match also marked the first on-pitch appearance of an alternative white shorts and socks combination, introduced to avoid a kit clash with Brentford, as the original ensemble features black shorts and socks.