I'd think it'd be better for you to take relevant pics of your kits that you are going to sell, and put in your sales thread. I'm sure if you are selling the real deal, your customers will be more than happy to share their comments/endorsements. Of course, it also works the other way i.e. if you are indeed caught selling fakes, you will be reported etc etc.

Again, it's always the onus of sellers to prove/show their goods if required by potential buyers. Thus, it's up to the seller to provide concrete proof/evidence of what the product is purported to be, i.e. genuine, Mint-In-Sealed-Bag, Brand-New-With-Tags etc etc.

Also, I do not understand why the ppl of Al-Ikhsan (co and staff) was brought into the picture in the first place, they are NOT the ones selling the goods here anyway.

Guys, pls do avoid from using profanities in threads, however 'concealed'. Thanks for the co-operation.

And also, it's inevitable that there will always be ppl who like to dangle the nerves, be it kids, noobies etc. Not the first in this thread, nor will it be the last either. I can't understand the rationale behind it, but I guess it's a prevalent trend.

have to concur. don't remember this patch having PU, only smaller sized ones i.e. replica. even though smaller, should be Lextra.

Not locally. Try eBay or the list of shops as noted in pg 1, except those based in KL (Malaysia).

To me, it does not matter whether if it's the logo or the flag, but the kit itself i.e. your allegiance to the country. I believe I've brought this up before, by saying that it's really shambolic to think that Malaysian supporters can spend up to hundreds and thousands of RM to buy kits of their favourite football clubs and countries, but not Malaysian state kits and country kits. Absolutely shameful.

The new Malaysia Home and Away kits are already on sale @ Al-Ikhsan BB Plaza, with Nike boutiques bringing them in by the end of the week, IINM. RRP at Al-Ikhsan is RM199 per kit. Kits sold are the replicas i.e. without the blank space in the middle (for the home kit).

The first batch of the Malaysian kits @ Al-Ikhsan BBP is selling pretty fast though!

This post has been edited by aw13: Nov 4 2010, 12:33 AM

Check out Nike and Al-Ikhsan stores by 8/11, that is supposed to be the official launch date for the new Malaysia home and away kits. The new Indonesia and Singapore home kits should be out then as well.

@dxjb - Kitbag has various offers throughout, % off, free printing, etc etc compared to Subside. However, there will be some kits whereby Subside prices will be cheaper, you just have to do a bit of 'shopping'.

Kitbag has some QC problems on printing, but generally plain kits are ok. Also, Kitbag uses PU for EPL names, while Subside uses Sencilia.

As for shipping, here are the comparisons;

Kitbag - Normal Standard 6.95, Express UPS 11.85 (starting points)
Subside - Registered ISF 9.99, Express DHL 19.99 (starting points)

For more info, kindly do check respective sites, details on 1st page.

Please try to keep the nature of posts to be of a reasonable and respectful manner, no need for harsh words or name-calling here. It has been an amiable thread so far so let's keep it that way.

Looks like the real deal there mate, the new Spain home and away kits. No official news of the release as yet.

However, am not sure about the placing of the WC winners patch though, as from the pic, the number would be in the middle, and does not look proportionate as well. Better for the number on the left and the patch in the middle. Need to see official release pics before we know for sure though.

Head over to your nearest Nike and give it a try first, never say never!

From what I hear, sizes range from S to XXL.

No need to DIY, ample stocks out there since it's current season's. Originals have better quality and lasts longer as compared to DIYs which use diff materials altogether.

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

For spelling of players' names, always make sure you tell them how it's spelt, esp for those with complicated spelling, apostrophe's, etc etc. You can't really expect them to know every player's spelling, esp names from yesteryears.

As for product knowledge, well I guess it's the same everywhere, be it at Adidas, Nike, RSH, Al-Ikhsan, etc etc. Not all will take the initiative to go beyond what is taught/trained, and will only tell you the basic information. Always better to refer to trustable forums to get the really specific info that you need, be it sizing, cutting, or any other matters. I'm sure the better forummers will assist you in any way possible.

@joonwei23 - I'm pretty sure ALI has the 0809 Champs, plus the 0711 BPL NNs. Call and confirm with numbers on the first page.

@kikurazz - replica RM shirts come with the LFP patch, but it's the smaller embroidery type though.

@shlow, editorial, Bosh7

Repro NNs are hit and miss really, sometimes there will be some that are of very good quality, while there will be some which are not. Need to do more research on the seller etc. Also, sometimes depends on the material used as well.

@hcosimo

for the PU LFP patch, you need to pull hard on the edges, to separate the film from the patch itself. Once this is done, then it should be easier to remove the whole film. If you have trouble, send it over to ALI BBP and they'll try to remove it for you (they did it before).

Again, to echo what chcher said, provide pics of 'suspected' fake, and we'll notify you of the difference.

I'd thought they would have put the CWC on the left sleeve, or either switch the scudetto or copa to the left sleeve instead. Now it looks so "unorganised" especially with the copa and scudetto side-by-side.

Power Hauler! haha

It's gonna be expensive mate, not to mention you have to add either the Serie A and/or UCL Champions with Respect.