For the first time a good few years I'm really liking both the home and away shirts.

Preferred the Away kit to the Home for the past few seasons, just been down the shop to pick up the new one, relatively quiet down there atm. Didn't attend the event last night so not sure how many shirts they shifted then, but had expected it to be busier today.

I cant wait for the other 134 kits for this season.....

Wigan are off to an early head start on that front, we've got 4 kits...

Yep, that neon kit is easily the brightest thing to have ever graced Wigan. I heard it got a Grade C in Maths

It's putrid

One thing I really don't understand is the insistence of having the plastic/rubber sponsors/badges on kits and vests etc - they're far too delicate in the wash/dry etc - I'm not an expert in that department, but what I do know is all my gear gets chucked in the wash with the kids stuff by the Mrs, and any rugby gear with plastic/rubber badges usually comes out battered.... Why not just have the badges built in to the design or as fabric/stitching (I know the answer is cost, but in reality it's a couple of quid tops).

i like it

So do a lot of folk, nearly 2000 sold since it's launch according to the club.

This is spot on.

It's tough for manufacturers to keep some link to a club and pump out new original looking kits. You can either have a bit of churn over a number of years or end up with some truly mental kits that have no relevance to Leeds and therefore risk not selling any.

I think this away kit is ok.

Got to say, I'm torn on just about every new kit we bring out. There's a trigger in my brain that feels elation and excitement when Leeds run out in their traditional, recognisable colours. I would have every kit made to traditional styling and colouring, it's always a few seconds before I realise who is running out with all these different coloured kits, and I just don't get that real feeling of pride when we're in pink,purple, green, orange or whatever the latest kit is. Obviously the flip side is the shirts sell well and it's more money for the club, that is good business and clever marketing. There's nothing quite like seeing a sea of blue and Amber, or traditionally blue Amber and white for away games, packed on a terrace. It looks right, it feels right, and the rainbow colours just dilute the iconic image for me. Love the home kit, for reasons stated above.

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How many kits will we end up with this season? A record breaking amount?!

Who puts a snowman next to a fireplace? That's a logistical nightmare.

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