Probably why they still have a load left.

They just look like a poor "black market knockoff" versions of the original shirts (and even then, some of the originals were pretty poor aesthetically) I know we cant have certain sponsors etc but there was / is something very soulless and cash grabby about them.

I cant believe in this day in age they don't focus group anything or ask questions to fans about what they want / sizing issues etc. I think it would be beneficial to all concerned but if the flock continue to buy crap they'll keep churning out crap.

Handleys testimonial shirt is bloody awful

That, sir , is a gross understatement.

I don't mind it, he wanted it to look like an old school football shirt hence the stripes and collar

Agree 100%
I've not bought a supporters shirt since Oxen became our clubs kit supplier as I've already got the original one,Or one that is very similar
I've seen far better shirt designs by posters on social media which put Oxen's efforts to shame.
Perhaps it's a job for the old boys network,and I wont be buying one until they come up with something decent

I think your loyalties to 'a friend of the Pod ' may be clouding your judgement Chris

Not really, as I say I don't mind it, I was just giving the reason for the unusual design.

Testimonial jerseys are rarely great IMO, obviously Ryan Bailey's is the exception

In a sea of turds Baileys was bobbing along happily on the surface.

Home kit is OK. Not much thought into it.
Alternative kit is awful. Everyone can see it's a training top.
Heritage kit is yellow.
Ash kit is yellow.
Massive swing and a miss on the Alternative kit which could have been really good.
Was going to get me and the kids jerseys this year. Think we're stuck with the main kit (which isn't always a bad thing).

Attended Syd's memorial service. sorted my season ticket and Boxing Day ticket , nipped into the club shop with the intention of buying something ,came out empty handed though. Some right rubbish in there I'm afraid.

Crap bits of over priced nylon manufactured in a sweat shop in the far east.