New Puma Kit template (New Photo added)

[IJN]

What's the word for realising you were wrong? :greensmile:

Thanks to our Adam. :shock:

 

[The Doctor]

What's the word for realising you were wrong? :greensmile:

Thanks to our Adam. :shock:

I told you so...!

 

[IJN]

It was your post that spurred me to ask Adam. :lol:

 

[hometown5]

I think 'Starbucks green' and white stripes would go well together.

 

[Pogleswoody]

What's the word for realising you were wrong?

Thanks to our Adam.

I told you so...!

Green home.
White away.
Black 3rd. :scarf:
i think I love Adam!!
Talk about purses from a swine's ear!! :nworthy:

 

[IJN]

Puma have just released their Euro 2020(1) Template Kit as well.

Adam has also Argylified them for us.

 

[Vampires11]

The Euro's one I like, the slash that looks like we ran out of paint is still pants

 

[Emu]

The Euro's one I like, the slash that looks like we ran out of paint is still pants

Agreed on both counts!
I'm not adverse to having a slash (am I allowed to write that?) ;-)
I just don't like the 'torn' look of this particular slash.
For me, the slash needs to be one long complete slash.

 

[sverigegreen]

That EuroPuma template (also to be used by Austria Switzerland and the Czech Republic) has that very thin stripe which would be invisible from a distance. So the effect will be a green, white or black shirt.

It seems to be designed as a replica, that is for fans to wear and view close up.

And it also shrinks the badge and puts it on an equal status with a Puma logo.

In my opinion it is extremely bland and boring, but of course Puma must know by now that that formula often sells well.

 

[Emeraldinho]

Jeez, does nobody at Puma have an ounce of imagination? :facepalm:

 

[Cult Of Personality]

I really like all the kits i just seen done by Adam. Think they would be great

 

[Pogleswoody]

That EuroPuma template (also to be used by Austria Switzerland and the Czech Republic) has that very thin stripe which would be invisible from a distance. So the effect will be a green, white or black shirt.

It seems to be designed as a replica, that is for fans to wear and view close up.

And it also shrinks the badge and puts it on an equal status with a Puma logo.

In my opinion it is extremely bland and boring, but of course Puma must know by now that that formula often sells well.

You could put the puma to one side then put Argyle on the other side larger than the Puma logo. Then put a larger badge in the middle of the stripe with Ginsters underneath?

There are people at Puma who must earn shedloads. Adam :nworthy: does better as an 'amateur'? :shock:

 

[Adam]

Especially for you Pogleswoody...

 

[Biggs]

I like the first one there. With the Puma logo always on the shoulders (I wish they’d remove them) there’s no need for it to be on the chest too, so it looks good and much less busy.

 

[The Doctor]

The black Euro one would look a lot better with white logo and stripes. Maybe black shirt, white shorts and green socks?