2019 Jerseys/Logos/Sponsorships

[Pommy]

What is the significance to any team?

Are the other teams doing jerseys?

 

[callmack1]

That Kiwis jersey is shocking!!! Why not just stick with a solid V? International jerseys shouldn't be messed with like this.

 

[stylebender]

That Kiwis jersey is shocking!!! Why not just stick with a solid V? International jerseys shouldn't be messed with like this.

Don't you think their traditional jerseys look exactly like the magpies and they should have their own look?

 

[Timmah]

For clarity, this is NZ's playing jersey. The ones shown previously are training gear.

 

[kdalymc]

Don't you think their traditional jerseys look exactly like the magpies and they should have their own look?

I've actually asked this numerous times and other forums and couldn't get an answer.
Which came first- the magpies or the kiwis and did anyone crack a shit/was their much discussion when it happened??

 

[stylebender]

I've actually asked this numerous times and other forums and couldn't get an answer.
Which came first- the magpies or the kiwis and did anyone crack a shit/was their much discussion when it happened??

yeah i think as the national team new zealand should create their own unique look seperate from the magpies

 

[Timmah]

yeah i think as the national team new zealand should create their own unique look seperate from the magpies

I've actually asked this numerous times and other forums and couldn't get an answer.
Which came first- the magpies or the kiwis and did anyone crack a shit/was their much discussion when it happened??

NZ have worn some variation of the white vee on a black jersey since 1938. I think the only exception was the 1995 RLWC where they wore a giant fern.

The Magpies wore a single thick vee briefly from 1944-47, then reverted to a single white horizontal stripe or a hoops style (think Cronulla but no sky blue) until 1960. Then they wore the same style thick-thin vee as NZ from 1961-1996 or thereabouts.

As for whether either cracked the shits about it, I'm not sure. @madunit might know?

 

[sempmrh]

For clarity, this isn't NZ's playing jersey. The ones shown previously are training gear.

It is or it isn't? Because it is. That didn't clarify anything whereas I felt previous posts were fairly clear.

 

[beave]

It is or it isn't? Because it is. That didn't clarify anything whereas I felt previous posts were fairly clear.

yeah it took me a couple of reads to get what Tim was trying to get across.

 

[Timmah]

oops. Fixed. The previous posts were training gear, although some people seemed to post as though they thought it was on-field kit.

My bad

 

[madunit]

NZ have worn some variation of the white vee on a black jersey since 1938. I think the only exception was the 1995 RLWC where they wore a giant fern.

The Magpies wore a single thick vee briefly from 1944-47, then reverted to a single white horizontal stripe or a hoops style (think Cronulla but no sky blue) until 1960. Then they wore the same style thick-thin vee as NZ from 1961-1996 or thereabouts.

As for whether either cracked the shits about it, I'm not sure. @madunit might know?

No one cared.

 

[callmack1]

Don't you think their traditional jerseys look exactly like the magpies and they should have their own look?

I don't think it matters, the white chevron is traditional and it should stay that way.

 

[GAZF]

Seems more than coincidental that ISC would use Ostrich Sans inline for the text on the sleeve, when I did that exact thing 5 years ago for them.

 

[carcharias]

Are the other teams doing jerseys?

Don’t think so

A group of sharks players/staff go to PNG every year to help install solar panels in villages and walk the track.
It is affiliated with the Kokoda trust ( I think ).

So as a bit of a tribute they do the jersey.

I am pretty sure the green colour represents the army green.

If people can’t tell the difference between a predominantly black jersey and a bright lime green jersey then they have problems

 

[GAZF]

For clarity, this is NZ's playing jersey. The ones shown previously are training gear.

This is an interesting take on the traditional design. The original, uninterrupted V is preferable but years of sponsor additions and the adoption of raglan sleeves has eroded it way to less significance.

I wouldn't mind seeing how this would look if the V faded to a dark grey instead of black, so that the V was still almost entirely present, albeit muted from the sponsor downward.

 

[Timmah]

 

[Frailty]

Interesting location for photo considering Huawei's ban from the 5G rollout.

 

[gunpk]

Manly are wearing this "Community Round" jersey again this weekend against the Dragons.

"Manly Warringah Sea Eagles will proudly feature the logos of both Melanoma Institute Australia and Bowel Cancer Australia on the sleeves of their URM Community Round jersey at Lottoland this Sunday"

 

[yakstorm]

On the promo image the fade appears to occur even further up than on the shop image.

I guess it isn't surprising, whilst the twin full Vee is the default Kiwi fallback, the NZRL has never been afraid of experimenting with the Kiwi kit...

Considering since BLK it has remained relatively untouched we were due a major change... I prefer this ISC iteration versus the low Vee back in 07/08...

 

[sempmrh]

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On the promo image the fade appears to occur even further up than on the shop image.

I think that's a photoshop of last year's ISC jersey. It has last year's gel grip pattern and also last year's double up collar. The whole image just looks slightly off.