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New Man City Kit 2015-2016- Manchester City Nike Home Shirt 15/16

This is the new Man City home kit 15/16, Manchester City FC’s new home jersey for the upcoming Premier League season. Made by Nike, the uniform was officially unveiled to the public on July 3, 2015.

The Citizens finished second in the 14/15 Premier League season, behind Chelsea but ahead of both Arsenal and arch rivals Man Utd. They lost in the knockout stages of the Champions League to eventual winners Barcelona after advancing from a tough group that also consisted of Bayern, Roma and CSKA Moscow.

The new Man City home shirt is blue with a white collar and cuffs. It features white stripes on both flanks, a recurrent theme across most Nike kits this season, which are complementary to the sky blue ones running down the white shorts. The socks are sky blue with a white band on the top. Continue reading →

New QPR Kit 2015-2016- Queens Park Rangers Shirts 15/16 Home Away Third

These are the new QPR kits 2015/16, Queens Park Rangers FC’s new home, away and third jerseys for the upcoming Championship season. Made by Nike, the new QPR strips were officially unveiled on 30 June, 2015 with the R’s live streaming the reveal from Google HQ.

Both home and away shirts appear to use the same design. The round neck home shirt features royal blue and white hoops with thin red lines flanking the hoops, while the away shirt features red and black hoops, accentuated with blue lines.

The new QPR home shirt 15/16 is paired with white shorts and socks, but there will be no hoops on the back of the jersey. The change strip is completed with black shorts and socks. Continue reading →

New Athletic Bilbao Kit 2015-16 Bilbao Nike Home Jersey 2015-2016

This is the new Athletic kit 15/16, Athletic Bilbao’s new home strip for the upcoming La Liga season. Made by Nike, the new Bilbao home shirt was officially unveiled on June 30, 2015.

The Basque club’s famous red and white stripes have become bigger on this 15/16 home shirt. On the back of the neck is a small Ikurrina (Basque flag), pointing to the club’s roots. Continue reading →