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Blue Partick Thistle Away Top 2015/16- Joma PTFC Alternate Strip 15-16 SPL

This is the new PTFC away kit 2015/16, Partick Thistle FC’s new alternate strip for the new Scottish Premier League season. Made by Spanish firm Joma, Thistle’s new change uniform was officially unveiled on July 20, 2015.

The new away shirt is sky blue, with six pairs of thin white horizontal stripes on the front. There is also a hint of white on the neck, and the strip is completed by sky blue shorts and socks. The goalie strip is pink.

The likes of David Amoo, Stuart Bannigan, Ryan Scully, Frederic Frans and new signing Gary Miller are here seen modelling Thistle’s new away strip for 2015/16. Continue reading

New Exeter City Third Kit 2015-16 Exeter Joma 3rd Shirt 15-16 Fluminense

This is the new Exeter third shirt 15/16, Exeter City’s new alternate strip for the upcoming League Two season. The Grecians’ new 3rd kit, made by Joma, was officially unveiled on July 18, 2015, ahead of the club’s pre-season fixture against Premier League outfit AFC Bournemouth.

This is Exeter’s fourth consecutive with Joma, with the Spanish company having taken over from Carbrini at the beginning of the 2012/13 season.

The maroon, green and white shirt takes inspiration from the colours of Brazilian outfit Fluminense, who are Exeter’s partner club. The Brazilian national team’s first game, back in 1914, was against Exeter at the Laranjeiras stadium in Rio, the then home ground of Fluminense. Continue reading

Partick Thistle Shirt 2015 2016

New Partick Thistle Strip 15-16 Joma Partick Thistle Home Kit 2015-16

This is the new Partick Thistle kit 2015/2016, PTFC’s new home top for the upcoming Scottish Premier League season. Made by Joma, the new Jags home strip was officially unveiled on June 30, 2015 at George Square in Glasgow.

The shirt features a new sponsor in the form of US based investment company Kingsford Capital Management and their logo on the shirt has been designed exclusively for Thistle by Turner Prize nominated artist, David Shrigley, who has also created the club’s new mascot Kingsley (also named after the sponsor). The logo is definitely worth a second look- not the type of logo you’d expect from an investment firm.

Mike Wilkins, one of the founders of Kingsford Capital, brought in Shrigley, and the latter being a Thistle fan, was only too happy to create an eye catching design. However it has courted controversy, with some dubbing the mascot a “Lisa Simpson” lookalike and Danish organization OOA accusing Shrigley of infringing their “smiling sun” logo.

The sponsorship deal is apparently a six figure one, according to sources in the know, and will aid Thistle Continue reading