IINM Wiggysports will be bringing them in for GBP4 a piece.

Hahaha, NikePro so hard to find Size S now... Kitbag also don't have already.

Liverpool Euro Away also no size S, if not very worth it with the discount.

oic...bro..thnx for ur answer

Suppose the black shorts clash with ref's short & black socks clash with MU sock. Hence the weird combination.

Mate.. When United play away at teams wearing white shorts (example, Everton, Birmingham City).. United can still wear the black shorts.

Yes, the socks should be gold because United wore black socks.

hello,
I have 1 question to sifu jerseyman.
Anyone know what website sell spain jersey home for women size.
I ready view all website at page 1 but dun have sell it for women.
Anyone know it?

why barcelona kits dont have S size?

Are you sure they do not have S size?

kitbag and barca store dont have.
Do you mind to help me search?

dont worry, maybe will re-stock then....

wiggysports damn weird... they slowly veering away from selling jerseys issit? And fully focus on NNs? Hardly any jerseys left on their site.

as far as i know Wiggy are NNS sellers what, jerseys are just side products.

bro jerseyman, my new manutd carling cup patch become like that. how to rectify?

this season's euro kit is white.
last season the CL training kit was black / gold...but the actual kit was of cos the fugly green.
tho the current gold shorts could also be a special run just for the team for this season.


This post has been edited by Everdying: Mar 22 2010, 11:01 PM

So far I don't see any women size jersey for spain. Maybe try and buy kids size for her?

No worries.

1. Spray some water to the exposed area of the patch
2. Terbalikkan your jersey
3. Put your sleeves inside the ironing board.
4. Set your iron to medium heat/2 dots
5. Iron press firmly for 6 seconds (press slightly) to the area where the patches are (make sure the jersey is terbalik already).
6. Terbalik back your jersey
7. Put a plain cloth covering the patch
8. Iron press again for 6 seconds (press slightly). Do not iron press direct on top of the patches or else you might burn it.

Good luck

Taken from My-FJC forum:

Jerseyman's Review: Republic of Ireland (EIRE) 2010 Home Jersey

Since it was St Patrick's day few weeks ago... I decided to buy this jersey.

Nah, just kidding.. When I first saw the glimpse of the new jersey:



I said to myself that I will get it.

The reason why was because I like the dark green colours and also because this could be another retro umbro design (similar to England's Home 2009-2011).

I purchased one from kitbag and it arrived:



And to my slightest disappointment, the green colours was not Dark Green.. but Green. The previous Eire kits were light green.. The photos shown in the internet and the one at kitbag showed as if the kit will be dark green.. But it wasn't:



The green colour was normal green. Similar to the colours of Carlsberg, Heineken. I think it's similar to Shay Given's green Man City GK Kit 2009-2010 as well...

Anyway.. here are some closeup photos of the new EIRE kit:


I think EIRE is the only national football team jersey that HAS a sponsor on the front. I might be wrong though.......... I dunno why the FA of Ireland (FAI) allows this. Even since the adidas trefoil days.. up to today... Previously it was OPEL and now EIRCOM.


To be continued..

This post has been edited by schmeichel7: Mar 23 2010, 06:43 AM

Continued..

I believe that this jersey is almost similar to Man City's 2009-2010 Home Jersey. It even has the long white stripe from bottom to the armpit as well:



On the back of the jersey, there are 2 different layers. One is the upper (near the collars) and another is the lower:



The 2 layers (upper and lower) looks to be different:



At first I thought there were 2 different material used.. But then later.......... I did some extra analysis and found out.. actually both come from 1 same polyester material. What I found out is... for the retro kits.. Umbro made 2 types of materials:

a. Polyester
b. Polyester + cotton

For material a, it's the normal polyester material that modern kit use nowadays.. the soft light material that has small ventilation holes. You can see them on the upper layer on the back of this kit.

Now.. for material b... At first you might think that it is a totally different cotton material. But in fact.. it is actually constructed from the same polyester material but it is added with a cotton layer. Top layer is cotton, bottom layer is the same polyester material. Take a look on the photo below:

What happens if I pull the bottom of the back layer of the jersey (flip it) up to the top near to the collars:



You can see that actually, the inside layer of the jersey (for the cotton material) has the same polyester material as the one near the collars:



You can see for yourself.. the small hole patterns at the back layer (upper) and underneath the back layer (lower) are identical!

And then when I checked the washing tags inside the jersey:



You can see... that:

1. Body: 79% Polyester 21% Cotton
2. Panels: 100% Polyester
3. Trim: 81% Polyester 19% Elastane

So.. the front layer, back layer (lower), sleeves are: Body
The back layer (upper) is: Panels
The Trim (I suspect the cuffs and the V neck collar) is: Trim

So the engineering here is.. umbro made one polyester layer.. then to make it look retro and old skool, it adds a cotton layer on top of the polyester layer... And then to reconstruct the jersey, some parts have the layer that contains polyester+cotton, some just polyester and so and so...

Again if you look at the back layer (upper) that is near to the collars.. if you look at the inside layer:



Look closely at the material's pattern and compare them with the England Away 2010's back layer (from my previous review):


Almost the same.. So basically how umbro made these retro looking jerseys is by producing one polyester material and then add another layer of cotton on it..

To be continued..

Continued..

You can even check at the washing tag on the England Away 2010:



Body: 70% Polyester 21% Cotton
Trim: 100% Polyester
Trim: 82% Polyster 18% Elastane
Trim: 90% Polyester 10% Spandex

I confirm know which one is the Trim that has 90% Polyester and 10% Spandex at the England 2010 away jersey. The sleeves! Confirm already.

Luckily this EIRE kit doesn't have tight sleeves like the England Away. Baggy but not as baggy as the england home because the EIRE kit sleeve's has cuffs.

Looking at the washing tags:



It's Made in Thailand.... Hmmmm...

How does it look on me?



Not bad...

Overall.. to summarize up things.. here's jerseyman ratings about the jersey:

Design: 4 out of 5 (I really like the V neck and cuffs on the collar.. old skool.. but disappointed with the sponsors on the front)
Material: 4 out of 5 (love the cotton+polyester material.. doesn't feel hot wearing it)
Cutting: 4 out of 5 (made me look thinner)
Comfortness: 4 out of 5 (very comfy to wear)
Overall: 4 out of 5

thanks jerseyman for the nicely review.
agreed with u, it will look better + more retro if they remove the sponsor tho .
how much arr this kit? hehe..
did u buy the short as well?

This post has been edited by halu_cf: Mar 23 2010, 01:04 AM

You can check the price at kitbag. Search for 'Ireland'.

I didn't buy the shorts, it was not sold. I only buy Man United shorts only, and also the socks if possible