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New Dundee FC Away Top 2015-2016 Puma

This is the new Dundee FC away kit 2015/16, Dundee FC’s new alternate strip for the upcoming Scottish league season. Made by Puma, the kit was officially unveiled on July 7, 2015 on social media. The club had initially planned to give out a set of teasers and release the strip gradually, but said that they would unveil the kit in one shot immediately if they got 200 likes on their Facebook post, and Dundee FC fans were quick to get to that figure.

The away shirt’s predominantly white, but features a unique sash consisting of two shades of blue- a dark upper part and a lighter lower one. It is paired with navy shorts and white socks, and is here seen modelled by Jake McPake. Continue reading →

Reading FC New Kit 2015/16- Carabao Reading Home Shirt 15/16

This is the new Reading FC home strip 15/16, Reading’s new kit for the upcoming Championship season. Made by Puma, the new Royals home shirt was officially unveiled on July 3, 2015 and features a new sponsor in the form of Thailand based drinks company Carabao, who replace Waitrose on the front of the jersey.

The strip will first see action when Reading take on a Thailand All Stars side in Bangkok on Wednesday, July 8, 2015.

Reading finished 19th in the Championship in 2014/15, but reached the semifinals of the FA Cup, where they lost to eventual winners Arsenal Continue reading →

New Borussia Dortmund Kits 2015-16- BVB Home Third Jerseys 2015-2016

These are the new Dortmund kits 15/16, BVB’s new home and third shirts for the upcoming Bundesliga season. Made by Puma, the new Dortmund strips were officially unveiled on July 1, 2015 to the public. Hundreds of fans queued up at Signal Iduna Park to buy the new jersey at midnight- however the official price increase of five euros from last season (74.95 to 79.95) wasn’t welcomed by all, with supporters taking to social media to vent their frustration.

The release of the kits confirm the leak of the home jersey back in May.

The jersey is predominantly yellow with black pinstripes, harking back to the Championship winning kit of 2011, and BVB will be hoping for similar luck in the 15/16 season after poor 2014/15 Bundesliga season, where they ended up parting company with long time manager Jurgen Klopp. The club had some success in the Champions League, where they beat Arsenal to top spot in their group, but went out in the round of 16 to eventual runners up Juventus.
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