wasn't the long sleeved 60's style one a few years back £65. Not too far away. Add on inflation, branding etc.

A deal with a well know high street chain, is ground breaking and something different from what others clubs have in their shop. i appreciate what they are trying to do, doesn't mean i will buy one though.

If you don't want to invest three quarters of a ton one, that fine. But no need to get your knickers all 'super wet'.

Agreed. And to be fair, Superdry are a global brand - so I think it shows at least the club are trying to do something commercial. A lack of money (and poor national interest/awareness of RL) in the sport is a big problem - this is just one way the club are trying to earn more - it's a positive for me (even though I wouldn't buy one, and I think their choice of model is bizarre).

Same 6 guys who were modelling the new kit at e launch (Ferres, Hall, Walters, Burrow, McGuire, JJB). Obviously just grabbed them earlier/later that day whilst they were there to throw those tops on. Guessing at this time of year many players are away on their travels with a few already back in Australia visiting family like Delaney and Segeyaro.

It's a pretty standard price for Superdry.

Love it, i'm buying one.

Well done Leeds - getting involved with a global well positioned brand is a real coup for the club.

£75 doesn't seem such a huge price tag given its intended customers i.e. young singles still living at home

Jack Willis hoodie next?

Cool idea and a good brand to be a associated with. Personally though they're sizing to say it's an English brand is awful. Tried many times to buy tops only to find out XXL is only 44 inch chest max. Surely they must be making bigger sizes, or making their traditional sizing larger.

Big improvement on the usual IMO. I find the trad coat of arms far more appealing than the rhino.

It's a joke & a disgrace.

I suppose a man from Cas would be amazed big city people are not wearing animal skins and clubbing each other

Regular at Biggies are you?