This is the new Liverpool home kit 2015/16, Liverpool FC’s new 2015/2016 home strip. The new kit, made by New Balance, was officially unveiled on 10th April, 2015. New Balance are the reincarnated version of Warrior, who supplied kits to the Reds last year.
The kit, in the words of New Balance, is inspired by the fans.
It features a “chequerboard pattern inspired by the red and white mosaic formed when supporters on the Kop hoist aloft their Liverpool flags and scarves on a matchday”
Raheem Sterling is in the promotional shots to model the new Liverpool kit, indicating that the Reds do see him as a part of their future.
The design of the shirt roughly matches that of the leaked ones posted on this site a few months ago.
Buy this NB LFC home kit online at well known UK based merchants Kitbag
Or shop for the jersey at reputed US retailers World Soccer Shop
Somehow, it doesn’t scream “come and get me”
Also “Make Excellent Happen” ? The folks who devised the slogan at NB didn’t bother much for grammar it seems.
Feels odd not to see Stevie G modelling them.
When I saw the leaks I was quite disappointed, but they look much better in person.I’m not too sure on the collar, as at the end of the day it’s actually an oval shape. 7/10
It’s decent. Definitely not as bad as this anyway. https://www.footballkitnews.com/13857/leaked-liverpool-kit-1516-liverpool-new-balance-shirts-leak-20152016/
That fourth picture showing the sleeves doesnt seem quite right. Anyhow it works. The collar is nice
Not a fan bring back Adidas!
They did the unjoined collar piper last season – why again? Ok except for that.
Chequered pattern across top meant to represent the Kop end I think….collar is bland and as will all kits, would look so much better without the corporate logo. When will suppliers allow customers to opt out of having sponsorship logos?
Even as a Liverpool fan I don’t like it. Looks like last season’s kit but less detail and I hate that yellow colour. Also when are they finally going to put the modern badge back on the kit?
its fantastic