Man United this season kick off version in Al-Ikhsan is only RM149, simple & without collar...

This post has been edited by koro: Nov 20 2010, 07:12 PM

What mean by kick off version?

Cheaper alternative to the original replica, with differences of course. Kick-Off Versions are also called Fans' Versions as well.

Ohh crap, really ? So I should buy the jersey's there and print them in ALI BB or R1 ?

The New Spain jersey not yet official launch but you already buy it from
weston...you cant find it in kitbag or subside right now

Links : http://weston.com.sg/index.php?route=produ...&product_id=420

kk thanks for the info, 1st time wanna buy some ori jersey, so need some info.

they've already worn it in the match against Portugal, with the official launch a few days earlier before the match.

What is a 'Drop Down' or 'Kick Off' Version Football Jersey?

OK... I think I will again explain about what is Nike's Kick Off jersey to newbies and other members. In the future, they can refer the same info again in the first page of this thread...

Before I continue to explain... let's understand that there are 3 categories of authentic football jerseys (not to include the 'bootleg' or fake jersey):

1. Player issue jerseys - Jerseys that are specified and produced for players to be worn on the field. They have some unique features that separate the ones sold at sports stores (known as replica jerseys)...

For nike jerseys: They have no washing tags inside but printed washing instructions, some have PU printed nike swoosh and club crest, heated bonded seams, no NikeFIT embroidery on the front (below) the jersey

For adidas jerseys: They have 'FORMOTION' printed instead of 'CLIMACOOL' on the front (below) the jersey and there is a new TECHFIT feature that is tight fitting, heated bonded seams, PU printed 3 stripes near the sleeves/shoulders

2. Replica version jerseys - Jerseys that are produced to be sold to public. It is almost 100% similar to the ones worn actually by the players on the pitch. These are the ones being sold massively at sports stores and online stores.

For nike jerseys: They have washing tags inside the jersey, NikeFIT stitched on the front (below) the jersey

For adidas jerseys: They have 'CLIMACOOL' printed on the front (below) the jersey

3. Drop down (kick off) jerseys - These are 'budget' wise jerseys made sometimes by nike or adidas meant for fans who want to support a certain team without the requirement to buy the official replica jersey.

Adidas sometimes produces the simple round collar jersey with 3 stripes on the sleeves and mimics the FA/club crest and design of the replica jersey.

Nike sometimes produces the kick off and drop down version of some teams but they are frequently available for certain teams such as FC Barcelona..

Adidas and nike sometimes 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?

For the 2009-2010 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 another kick off version for the Barcelona 2008-09 away jersey. Compare the photo of the Kick Off Jersey vs The Replica version:

Kick off versions always has some differences between it and the replica version. Replica version also has differences between it and the player issue version.

This post has been edited by schmeichel7: Nov 24 2010, 06:14 PM

Here are the photos of the Man Utd 09/10 kick off jersey that costs RM149 only:


And by the way, there is no NikeFIT embroidered on the front (bottom part) of the jersey, unlike the authentic replica version.

This post has been edited by schmeichel7: Nov 21 2010, 03:03 PM

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.

Latest kick off jerseys for 2010-2011 so far (Man United and Arsenal):


Hope this clears the doubt of you guys.. When you see something like this in Al-Ikhsan, most of you guys always think that this could be a fake jersey.. haih!

This post has been edited by schmeichel7: Nov 24 2010, 06:14 PM

nice info! THumbs up~ I asked the promoter at al-ikhsan, he said it is training jersey, then i went search around, but no such training jersey which was same design with the replica version.. I can see the fabric is totally different from replica version. Replica have those ventilation holes, where as kick-off is like polyster fabric only.

My meaning is the jersey not yet official public for sale
When will the kitbag put it on sale?? better get it with the NNs
but cant even find it in adidas website store

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Added on November 21, 2010, 4:04 pmNice Another detailed and clearly explanation by jerseyman Thumbs up for you

This post has been edited by chuan88: Nov 21 2010, 04:04 PM

most of the times ALI promoter is stupid, don't trust them 100%

Would't put them as downright stupid. That's very harsh. They are just lacking in product knowledge which could be down to the substandard training given by Management (or actually no training at all).

The same applies to the Nike & Adidas staffs, most of them are equally clueless especially those SPM school leavers who work part-time while waiting for results.

I would be grateful if they could just show a little seriousness in what they are doing no matter how insignificant. It's still a job for goodness sake. Most of them are just motivated by the pocket money they are going to receive at the end of the month sadly.

i cant say they are stupid, there is one giving me very nice service when i wanted to try on some indoor court shoes. He willing to go into the store to check size for me like 4-5runs in total, testing different brand, but in the end i didnt buy because dont have the size that suits me, he still give me a smile, so i think they might dont have the knowledge, but some of them really do try their best to serve their customers. The one i am mentioning is at Queensbay Mall, Penang. Probably i will go back to buy arsenal kick-off version or how lolz.

Does anyone know if Marseille played with their black away kit in the French League? Planning to DIY the Intersport patch at the back of their black kit ...

Thanks

Yes

i upset with Ali sometimes coz they help me to apply "Solskjear" last time ,at the end dylon

aww that sucks.
but I remembered my dad got his Chelsea jersey printed over in the Uk though.
But I don't think he got it from the club shop either.
I'll ask him later.
Thank neways.

How much will ALI and R1 charge per letter and number? EPL patch also..