If the V looked like this instead then it would be the best bloody looking jersey with the red sleeves . ISC royally screwed it up.The vee is all out of shape. Looks warped, it gets skinnier and width as it passes from the shoulders to the point
To be fair, the ISC template does limit where and what angle the V meets the sleeves. I haven't had the chance to work on something like this so I can't say whether I could do any better.If the V looked like this instead then it would be the best bloody looking jersey with the red sleeves . ISC royally screwed it up.
I wish GAZF was designing our jerseys.
I wish our Alternate was a reverse with a white V
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I thought that last year's Panthers black and gold home and away jerseys were the best they've ever had, but I agree the club needs links with the past and an ongoing identity.
Correct me if I'm wrong here but the brown and white was adopted initially as their red, white and blue colours would have clashed with Easts. For a while they actually had red and blue bits incorporated into the brown and white.
If the V looked like this instead then it would be the best bloody looking jersey with the red sleeves . ISC royally screwed it up.
I wish GAZF was designing our jerseys.
I wish our Alternate was a reverse with a white V
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Top job. All 3 look great.
I suggest they bloody change that then, butchered a classic.GAZF's designs are not raglan cut like ISC's jerseys are. The seams between the sleeves and the chest seem to cause problems with V designs.
I swore I saw red and blue stripes in amongst the brown and white. Oh well.Their second division colours were blue and white but upon promotion, there was a realisation that there was Canterbury and Newtown, and also Cronulla (who were promoted earlier in 1966) had also registered a similar scheme. Their first logo had blue in it, to retain their past.
Then it becomes a case of cost vs benefit. Having a separate jersey cut probably costs ISC more than if they have a single universal one.I suggest they bloody change that then, butchered a classic.
The person who took the photo was I so yes it was a men's cutThen it becomes a case of cost vs benefit. Having a separate jersey cut probably costs ISC more than if they have a single universal one.
Was whoever that took this photo certain that the dragons jersey was a men's cut? The renders kind of looked ok for the mends but the women's had that weird angle going on.
Oh and just on Souths away jersey, the more I look at it the more I don't mind the red fujitsu sponsor. By the start of the season I'll probably like it and hey, it's not as bad as the nib sponsor on the knights jerseys.
True. I think it's just because we are not used to it.No idea what people are on about, it's a box the SAME colour as the jersey...
Logos should never be a part of the main jersey design, this isn't AFL ffs.Tigers away again. A mess.