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The TigerCola tee and jumper from last year went under the radar a bit but were decent quality and not as lame as some of the older stuff we've tried to flog. Big white jumper is hard to wear though, especially someone prone to spillages with a beer in hand. Also should have been screen printed rather than vinyl but at least is decent quality on a fairly decent GSM.

Saw Marv in the college tee in his interview and jumped on that straight away.

Just need a hipster dad/low cap and we're all sorted. Also, simple things like tents socks with a couple of black and amber bands at the top. Or 'Hull City' like the players had for training last year.

Club needs to be looking at what people like Art of Football are doing, a premium/streetwear vibe to go alongside some of the more straight up branded stuff and training wear. Needs to be wearable outside of a match day and not just Christmas present tat.

Hopefully that second batch of Matchwinner kits is released soon. Although I imagine it will be a fee months away as we have to flog this seasons kits first.
Had three t shirts from Art of Football years ago now, design, (Deano Wembley goal, Owen goal against Argentina, and Meyler nutting the corner flag against Sunderland) decent designs and good quality material. I'll have another look at their site later. :emoticon-0138-think


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It doesn’t really effect me, I had one leather loafer shipment from India that ended up six weeks late, but all my other footwear is from Spain and all my clothing comes from Turkey, so it’s all coming by truck.
We have started to use a factory in Turkey for socks. Met a lot of Turkish factories at Ispo, they are great for us for knitted product like socks and scarves.
 
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I've got better pictures from that from trips to our factory in Pakistan. Whenever I go I am amazed how some of these things stay upright. Then you get full families on one motorbike. Only the dad with a helmet on. Makes me chuckle.
 
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The guy in charge of the City merchandise was a speaker at the Senior Tigers today and went through a lot of the new stuff either here now or to come. First team shirts on sale from tomorrow, badge is embroidered on. New training gear and lots of new stuff including a basketball shirt in red based on Michael Jordan when playing for the Bulls but with Hull on instead. Quite a large range which he says is much better quality than in the recent past. Also more retro shirts to come, including the green check from the 90’s.
He also showed pictures of some City Hawaiian themed merchandise that should have been here for this summer, but turns out they never arrived as the shipment was stolen by Somalian pirates.
the guy at tigerleisure is a top guy always helpful
 
Me too - and still have it - a bit of a favourite!
"we all follow a black and amber team, a black and amber team who used to sometimes play in green"
Or if you bought any of the last batch of merchandise from Turkey.......orange.
What's up with getting some of this stuff made locally? The price they are charging doesnt reflect what it cost to make. I'd take a punt that the profit margin on this imported stuff is well over 100%. You can also get any PL replica shirt in Sports Direct for £25, also all imported, so why is our stuff so expensive?
 
Or if you bought any of the last batch of merchandise from Turkey.......orange.
What's up with getting some of this stuff made locally? The price they are charging doesnt reflect what it cost to make. I'd take a punt that the profit margin on this imported stuff is well over 100%. You can also get any PL replica shirt in Sports Direct for £25, also all imported, so why is our stuff so expensive?
We were told yesterday that Kappa have just put a 21% price increase on the replica home shirt. The club have cut their margin and only increased the retail by 10%.
 
We were told yesterday that Kappa have just put a 21% price increase on the replica home shirt. The club have cut their margin and only increased the retail by 10%.
You'll be telling me next that the club are doing us all a favour and 'giving it away'. I bought some gear from the club shop for my grandaughter last season and the quality was shocking yet the price was ridiculously high. I bought her the centinary shirt with the sponsor 'Bonus' across the middle. It was stick on,as was the club badge and was peeling off after one wash, shocking quality. Kappa should either employ better quality control or should be reducing prices by 21%.
 
You'll be telling me next that the club are doing us all a favour and 'giving it away'. I bought some gear from the club shop for my grandaughter last season and the quality was shocking yet the price was ridiculously high. I bought her the centinary shirt with the sponsor 'Bonus' across the middle. It was stick on,as was the club badge and was peeling off after one wash, shocking quality. Kappa should either employ better quality control or should be reducing prices by 21%.

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This one?
 
You'll be telling me next that the club are doing us all a favour and 'giving it away'. I bought some gear from the club shop for my grandaughter last season and the quality was shocking yet the price was ridiculously high. I bought her the centinary shirt with the sponsor 'Bonus' across the middle. It was stick on,as was the club badge and was peeling off after one wash, shocking quality. Kappa should either employ better quality control or should be reducing prices by 21%.
I’m not defending them, just passing on what he said.
 
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I don't know if that is the same one. The one I bought my grandaughter ( 9) was of course a small size and the Bonus panel was stick on, not stitched.

I have one of the Matchwinner retro shirts (same one as the image I posted). The club badge is embroidered and the BONUS sponsor is vinyl.
 
Or if you bought any of the last batch of merchandise from Turkey.......orange.
What's up with getting some of this stuff made locally? The price they are charging doesnt reflect what it cost to make. I'd take a punt that the profit margin on this imported stuff is well over 100%. You can also get any PL replica shirt in Sports Direct for £25, also all imported, so why is our stuff so expensive?
It would cost them a fortune to manufacture in the UK. And I'm not sure you could get any current PL shirt in Sports direct or anywhere else for £25.
 
I thought Acun owned Kappa (Turkey) ?
He will still have to pay their royalty. Kappa approved factories will produce it but there will be a fee added at that end or he has paid a huge fee for the licence and needs to recoup it that way. It costs us about £7 to manufacture a Kappa standard shirt (z692 fabric they use) because we own that facility and use the same fabric. The factory charge Kappa licensees around £12 depending on volume. Acun will likely be paying more or at least that either to the factory or to Kappa. Add in shipping costs, tax, retail staff and bricks and mortar costs for the stores the mark up won't be huge at £45 inc VAT
 
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