Thanks!

To be honest, this is the first time that I have ever bought anything from Puma and the first time I touched the Arsenal Home kit in the Puma store, i felt a little bit sad. The material really feels so much "cheaper" compared to the ones "Nike" has. However, it feels extremely comfortable to wear.

haha that's how Puma can offer Arsenal such a good deal on its contract.

2012/2013 can be considered 2 seasons back since we already started the 2014/2015 season.

I doubt anyone still carries it. you'll probably have better luck searching for the 2013/2014 patch which i think also almost on very limited quantity and very very limited vendors.

As far as I know, since last season (ie. 2013/2014), everyone has migrated to PS-PRO. If you can still find velvet NNs then it's old stock.

I believed velvet NNs has been phased out.

I noticed that these PS-PRO material have a tendency of peeling off very easily compared to the previous "Velvet" type

OR

mayyyybe it's due to improper washing?

Ah! that means this NNs are exploiting consumers then. Same price but the quality has dwindled.

By the way, it seems like the materials of these NNs are the same as the material used for the sponsors. At least for Nike and Puma. Do Nike and Puma sources their sponsors from the manufacturers who produces the NNs or from Nike and Puma's own in house factory?

I cannot fathom the fact that may be 2 different quality for one same product. The NNs themselves are not cheap at cost, i supposed.

This post has been edited by shaniandras2787: Nov 6 2014, 12:58 PM

People support Arsenal and want to buy their club jersey, you pulak ask people go buy Man Utd jersey because "they" can tailor make a jersey to fit. What you are suggesting is to support the brand rather than the club -.- no doubt Nike has one of the best material in terms of jersey but i think your suggestion is uncalled for. Anyway, Nike doesn't "tailor make" any shirt for you, it's either S, M, L, XL or XLL.

Those shirt players wore during their game are "player issue". They are meant to be "fitting" and they are priced roughly twice the price of the replica version which you commonly find in retail stores. I think Arsenal Direct also sells replica and not player issues. It's best if you go to your nearest Puma store and try the sizes on. Actually, i don't see the real reason why anyone would want to buy from Arsenal Direct if it's available locally. The shipping cost and delivery time is very unpleasant.

Yeap, these "graded" jerseys are very rampant as of late and they are getting better and better. That's why we usually advise people to either purchase their jerseys through approved online stores or head directly to the official brand stores.

you mean this --->


I dislike this a bit because it resembles that England home kit, Umbro made for them few years back.

most likely because of the massive depreciation of the Malaysian ringgit against the US currency.

have you try 442kit, protechkitzone or stores alike?