I've never been party to it, but following commercial common sense one would imagine it would be presented to the manufacturers using a overall platform of requirements. The manufacturers would then design several options which would then be sent to the commercial manager at the club who would liase with them about the initial designs and get them to make changes as required.

The final designs would then, I assume, be presented to the board and the sponsors to get their sign off on it.

Never mind the jersey, what's going on with that carpet!

i think its terrible fella

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Quote The Curtism="The Curtism"Never mind the jersey, what's going on with that carpet!'" My parents will be devastated when I tell them someone has been bagging out their carpet www.cronullacarpets.com.au/pages/CCHome.html

After looking at this lot i'm glad i'm a Donny fan. we might not pull up any trees on the pitch but at least we'll look ok sat in the stands.
I have to say the Huddersfield shirt is worse than the Bradford effort and that's appalling!

I reluctantly agree.

seeing Eorl in it on the giants website... its actually not too bad, bit too much claret maybe

You can never have too much claret. Hic.

The Huddersfield shirt wouldn't be too bad if it lost the jigsaw pieces on the side.

The Kooga kit designer needs to lay off the whacky backy.

very very poor huddersfield, must try harder........

It seems to me that Kooga have made massive redundancies in the design dept.
Their shirts have one constant - They all look terrible.

Widnes home
edit : with 3rd pic right way round now