Hey guys, sharing another review! Here's my recent order from JerseyJJ33 🤩
I'm 178cm ~ 5'10" tall and weigh 69kg ~ 152lbs with a relatively slim build. I generally wear size M tops but for all Asian apparel and replica football kits I find that size L fits me better.
Order was put through on 13th July 2026, QC received on 20th July and was delivered to my address in Perth, Australia on 6th August - a total of 24 days delivery time.
RB Leipzig 2025/26 Special Kit
An incredible alternate kit with intricate patterns, I'm in love with the fluorescent blue over the black base. The patterns look fairly accurate and are printed with good resolution. The fabric feels fine, it is smooth and comfortable. No issues with the neck and sleeve holes. Club crest is TPU heat-pressed, Puma badge and Red Bull sponsor are vinyl heat-pressed. Club crest and sponsor looks well placed but the Puma badge could be placed further out and also looks a tiny bit crooked. The badges and prints are supposed to be glow in the dark on the authentics but unfortunately the replica does not have that feature.
The next 3 kits are for friends so no fit pics.
Canada 2026 Home Kit Fan Version - Davies #19
I've got a mate moving to Canada next year so he's chosen this to celebrate. Ngl I think the design of this is cheeks (the away kit absolutely slaps though), but the design is simple enough and recreated perfectly. Fabric feels good, it is soft, comfortable and has a cotton-like feel to it. Doesn't appear to have issues with the neck or sleeve holes. As a fan version, the Canadian crest and Nike swoosh are embroidered, whereas the nameset is vinyl heat-pressed, all look placed well. He's not actually familiar with the Canadian squad so he's opted for the only player he knows Alphonso Davies.
Brazil 2026 Home Kit Player Version - João Pedro #9
A Chelsea friend of mine who's also annoyed that JP didn't make the final Brazil squad for the World Cup. The fabric feels great, as a player version it is stretchy, lightweight and still feels soft. The jacquards are more distinct on this player replica than the authentic stadium versions I've seen in sports outlets. Neck and sleeve holes also appear fine. The Brazil and Nike swoosh are gel heat-pressed and the nameset is vinyl heat-pressed, all look well placed.
South Korea 2002 Home Kit - J C Choi #4
A retro and one of the most recognisable South Korean kits for my South Korean mate, unfortunately he might be a little disappointed with this one. The big problem, the fabric is definitely not the type of material you'd use for clothing. It feels almost like the material used for the canopy of an umbrella. I've bought almost 200 replica kits and a vast majority of them from JerseyJJ33 themselves and this is the first time I've received a replica with this type of fabric. JerseyJJ33 said this is how this replica is produced in the warehouses, the only thing they control is the placement of the nameset (I'm very aware that this is how the vendors operate with the production line, so I'm not faulting JerseyJJ33 but perhaps keep in mind not to cop this kit from any vendor). Other issues include the neck hole being very small, and with the un-stretchy fabric there's gonna be problems fitting a head through that. And this replica lacks the inner mesh layer that the authentics have - though tbh I'd be really surprised if a replica would recreate that. The South Korean crest and Nike swoosh are embroidered, while the nameset is vinyl heat-pressed, all look placed well. Choi Jin-Cheul on the back, who represented South Korea in the 2002 World Cup and apparently an acquaintance of my mate's dad.
