They should have embedded the sponsors logos into the fabric like Canterbury have done in previous years and then the club badge embroidered like we have got this year.

Maybe they should get ISC to do new runs of shirts doing just that to get rid of this problem.

was going to get one but after these reviews i dont think so. is the home shirt the same ?

Likewise. Normally I wouldn't even consider buying a replica but I was very tempted by this away one as I really like it. No chance now after reading this thread though.

Not really the clubs fault i guess. Hopefully they'll be taking the feedback into consideraion for next year. I reckon they are gonna have to come up with something amazing next season though to make up for it. Profit wise i mean.

Paul Wood's Testimonial shirt is still available in adults and kids sizes and has an embroided club badge and sponsor logos within the material.

Don't forget you can also get Woody's Mugs, DVDs and Brochures from Wolfware.

A fine garment it is too. Plus your rewarding a loyal servant to the club.

If the club will let me swap the away one for one of them then im more than happy.

It might not be their fault but it is their responsibility. People aren't buying the shirts because of the ISC logo, they're buying them because of the Warrington badge.

If ISC have provided a poor quality product then it's down to the club to get them to fix it, just as they did with KIT@ in 2004.

As I said, I don't normally buy them but I did really like this away shirt so I was tempted. However, as they seem to have bizarrely released a replica away shirt that is not actually the same design as the one the players will be wearing - own goal number one - this thread also suggests the one they have released is of inferior quality to that which you should be able to take for granted for £45 - own goal number two.

I imagine the club rely on merchandise as one it's five main sources of revenue along with gate receipts, TV money, sponsorship and hospitality. Replica shirts are almost certainly the biggest selling and highest profit generating items of merchandise so if the people who normally buy them no matter what follow my lead after hearing these reports, or return the ones they've bought already due the the poor quality of them, the club will lose a lot of money.

The club surely see and approve the items before they are mass produced and put on sale (and if not, why not?) so they've got no excuses.

No doubt with Canterbury going pop the club jumped at the first provider who could supply at short notice. We now know the result when jumping feet first!

If in 10 month's time Adrian Morley holds aloft the SL Trophy for Warrington, I really don't care whether the kit has been made by ISC, adidas, Bukta or Primark. I have an away shirt bought me for Christmas, it's been washed as per the label & is currently fine, if anything goes wrong I may take it back to the shop it was bought from or I may just continue to wear it showing I support the Wire - I certainly won't foresee it bringing about the demise of Warrington RLFC though...

Someone bought my son an away shirt from Asda for Christmas. It's a size 10 but is too small and he needs a 12 (despite him being 8 ) If the club aren't going to receive any new kit until the end of January then the chances of Asda receiving any are somewhere between not much to nil (They may be unwilling to swap it anyway as it will be 7 weeks after purchase).

I'm also not impressed that it's not even the same design as the match jersey. Has anyone got a link to the match jersey?