OK, I will explain again what is Nike Kick Off jersey.. If you guys still don't understand, god help us all.

As I said earlier, Nike produced some jerseys known as Kick Off jerseys. These kick off jerseys are meant for supporters or fans who want to buy authentic nike products or jerseys that mimics the replica jersey. It is almost 100% same but it has differences which differ from one to another. The kick off version might not have the same material used, different design of collars, no NikeFIT, etc etc.. And they are priced cheaper (RM149) and that is the purpose.. To be cheap and still authentic.

Malaysia last time had the kick off jersey. The home replica jersey vs the home kick off jersey.. Look at the photos below to see the differences:

Looks almost the same right? But price wise, different. The Malaysia kick off home jersey costs RM149 while the home replica costs RM259. Would you consider buying the kick off jersey if you got tight budget?

Ok, so this season, United and Barca's home jersey has kick off versions being sold at al-ikhsan and nike boutique store. Here's a website selling the barcelona kick off version:

Source: http://www.soccerbox.com/internationalteam...-off-shirt.html

Read what it says in the website above:



The same Barca Home 09-10 kick off jersey shown above is also being sold at Al-Ikhsan and Nike Boutique stores.. It's Made in China, has the normal tag near the collars (not the PU printed like normal) and is RM149 as well....

Here's an ebay seller selling the 2008-2009 Barcelona Away Kick Off Jersey:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/BARCELONA-Nike-Kick-...emZ380179915420

Compare the photo of the Kick Off Jersey vs The Replica version:

Barcelona seem to have loads of Kick Off version being sold. Man United rarely have them, there was no kick off version (as far as I know) for last season's home jersey.. I could be wrong though.. But they are rare for United. Even for other teams like Inter, Juve and Arsenal. But there were once and while kick off versions for other teams as well.. maybe not easily found here locally.

Hope you guys understand now...

This post has been edited by schmeichel7: Dec 9 2009, 01:24 AM

Wow, credit to jerseyman for a good and precise info.another question, is this the real england away kit from umbro?



credit to FSC website.

This post has been edited by zaidizero: Dec 9 2009, 11:20 PM

really great info. hope you can stick this in 1st page so that can be good guideline for those looking for authentic jerseys at lower price..
I just wonder why ALI didn't bring other team than Barca & ManUtd?

yep u can pin it like 3 types of jerseys.

1. player issue
2. replica
3. kick-off

picture leaked out edi o?

Simple economics i.e. supply and demand. Also, ALI depends on Nike and Adidas Malaysia to bring in such stocks, fair chance is that whatever Nike/Adidas boutiques bring in, ALI will bring in as well, and vice versa.

guys.. not sure if i can ask here - i wanted to find an arsenal jersey for ladies, size xs. can only see one L size at nike shop. anyone here knows where i can find it? don mind buying online (unfortunately can't find xs size in arsenal.com site)

thanks for all the details and information in this thread

i think they're waiting for new stocks.
cos everywhere also seems to be sold out.
arsenal smaller sizes for the away and 3rd kit also sold out.

did u try for Kitbag as well?

I dont think there will be new stocks bearing in mind that Arsenal's current home kit only lasts until May/June 2010. Keep checking arsenal.com to see if they restock, of which i think will be transfer of stocks from Nike, etc.

Recommended online sites would be the ones as stated on the 1st page.

got both of my jerseys lol... yeah confirm its made in thailand. Actually my fren bought it w/o telling me 1st. will ask him to change with away jersey later.
not to forget thanks a lot to especially schmeichel7 for those informations

Well, picture has been taken down so my guess is it's a real deal after all...

think so too

Picture fixed
Can umbro sue me over this? LOL



This post has been edited by zaidizero: Dec 10 2009, 12:31 AM

Yes that is the real deal.. I saw the same shirt from a good source.. but not this photo.. Actually this photo is taken from one of my friend's photobucket.. I don't know if he realizes this... it's famous now.

Will do...

Al-Ikhsan only sells what nike brings in.. It depends on what is supplied by Nike Sales (M) Sdn. Bhd.

There could be loads of kick off versions of other teams produced, but somehow nike might not be bringing it in..

For example, the 2006-2007 season, there were like almost a lot of kick off versions for almost all nike sponsored teams:


You can compare them with the same replica jerseys from the same season (06-07). Anyway I remember the Man Utd, Arsenal and Inter ones were once sold at nike stores previously.. They were cheap in quality and were Made in Thailand. I remember that RSH store even sold the Arsenal kick off jersey PLUS the Fly Emirates Sponsors on the front of it.

No problem. This is why we have this thread in LYN. Glad to help.

I would advice if you hide it in a spoiler..

Anyway for you guys who want to buy authentic climacool version of the current liverpool home and away sponsorless (without carlsberg sponsors), all Al-Ikhsan branches in Malaysia are now selling it... Price is still same like normal replica, RM259.

Here are some sneak photos I took when I visited Al-Ikhsan's store at Batu Pahat:


So there is no excuse of buying fake jerseys anymore.. hehe..

Yup, I think I saw the sponsorless Liverpool jersey at ALI Sunway Pyramid.

i think i saw player issue world cup jerseys, at adidas gardens, rm499, includes box everything, damn nice...... but too big for me sighhh

Then you must be very thin.. Those kits are super tight and small... even the XL one is very small..

guys,i'm selling few MU away jersey,come to view.

wow.... the price make me stop edi


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This post has been edited by ckimy: Dec 10 2009, 12:13 PM