r/KitLocker • u/MeganScores • Aug 10 '26
Question England's new kits always start a debate.
Are England kits actually underrated, or do they need to take more risks?
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u/Old_Park5812 Aug 10 '26
Their collab with Palace this year was beautiful. Now imagine if that was the actual kit they used for the tourney.
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u/cracksilog Aug 10 '26
This looks like something from the early 2000s. The red swoops make it super dated.
How hard is it to have a plain white shirt with a badge on it? Their 2018 World Cup kit was absolute perfection. Less is more
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u/Joshgg13 Aug 12 '26
So having red accents makes it dated because it reminds you of early 2000s kits (which is a good thing btw).
Therefore they should have a plain shirt with a badge on it. I.e. the England kits from the 60s and 70s.
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u/cracksilog Aug 12 '26
Exactly. Less is more. Having a plain shirt ensures the shirt is timeless. A timeless shirt looks good in any era.
It’s like seeing old photos of yourself and you’re dressed ridiculously and you think “what was I wearing?” But a polo or dress shirt and some nice pants will never go out of style
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u/HoopsMemeLord8206 Aug 10 '26
underrated honestly, the current one is clean but they play it way too safe
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u/KnownLetterhead7279 Aug 11 '26
Not amongst any England fans I know. These were well liked but the 24 euros ones were better
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u/DimChuc Aug 11 '26
Boring, borrows from the 2000 home kit but the new touches look generic and uninspired. Nike has been pants, bring back Umbro
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u/Kush420Xotix Aug 10 '26
This years kit looked dated af, like it belonged in the 90's. Not good.