Wigan, Saints, Castleford and England have all ended their sponsorships with ISC for next season (England 2015).

We are of course still with them, as we have already brought out our training gear for next season. I don't think that our deal will end very soon as the Headingley shop is used as a hub to sell all ISC gear.

I've heard it's gonna be an ISC Orange and Brown Number.

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i have done a mock up but can't figure out how to uplaod it as an attachment, any help?

Stick it on photobucket or somewhere and link to it. You can't upload files direct to RLfans.



I'm sure the "designers" at ISC are busy colouring various other teams' 2014 kits in blue and yellow as the "design" phase nears its conclusion...

Cheers El Diablo

just used ISC teamwear designer online for this, but if the orange and brown rumours are to be believed i would like something similar to this......rlhttps://www.flickr.com/photos/128819371@N04/15592696145/rl

A bit of extra HTML for youhttps://c4.staticflickr.com/4/3945/15592696145_0bb3e14518_b.jpg" >

Is it OK that I actually quite like that? Bit 70s like, but retro is cool now, apparently.

Vienetta anyone?

The orange and brown rumour should never be believed

Club already gave a sneak peek of some new leisurewear items for 2015. Same colour scheme of navy, ocean blue and white is in use. Expect it to be like the use of pink, 3 seasons of it until a new colour scheme arrives.

Is it?

I've never seen anything in the shop other than Rhinos or Carnegie stuff plus the odd NRL shirt.

They had the NRL Marvel shirts as well, which I think were ISC?

There were some horrid superhero kukri ones on a certain rugby suppliers website. Anyone seen them bad boys. Eyewateringly bad.

I wonder how that will suit JJB during the modelling shoot if it does end up being the kit? Moreover, I wonder what the reaction will be on here?

I'm assuming we are sticking with the white and turquoise style for the away shirt then this year going by the training kit that's been released

The whole kit thing is getting silly these days.

Teams are producing three shirts in most cases (home, away and testimonial/charity), which change every year. I can understand why annual change might be needed if you're changing title sponsor or kit manufacturer, but otherwise it's just an exercise in milking those who think they "have" to have the latest kit to stand on the terraces in.

If clubs made kits last two years for example, might more fans be tempted to actually buy the new shirts when they come out knowing they won't be out of date 12 months later?

I sense your just a tight wad who's stuck in the 80's.

New season new kit, everyone looks forward to that?