The design services of Hummel, the Nordic textile firm with which UD Las Palmas maintains a supply agreement for its official clothing, have already various ideas were outlined in the official shirt of the yellow team in the First Division. Some changes because it will highlight the yellow but with some blue nuances.
The general manager of the club from Gran Canaria, Patrick Vinayo, keeps under penalty of yellow excommunication any data leak in a new design. The sale of shirts, in a historic period like 2023-24 for promotion to the First Division, will be one of the important sources of income for the club coached by Xavi García Pimienta.
For now, Hummel, who will be 100 years old in 2023, seems to be putting signs of identification. But it was kept secret because first there were technical issues that had to be authorized by LaLiga and marketing experts of the yellow entity. In July, Primera clothing is expected to be officially unveiled.
What is clear is that the UD Las Palmas First Division shirts will have artificial polymers, mostly polyester, that will serve as a sufficiently high tensile strength as to prevent them from tearing too easily with a bad entry. Although the material is scarce, the the yellow jerseys are highly designedthat is, nothing is left to chance.
The second shirt of UD Las Palmas, also unknown, has always been inspired by one of the clubs that founded the yellow box; but in 2024 there are two ephemeris: 110 years of the founding of CD Gran Canaria and 75 of the creation of UD Las Palmas itself. The yellow club hopes to present the new kits in July on social networks and later with the club’s former players.
Different. The new 2023-2024 kit is on the market. The most expensive, that of Real Madrid and FC Barcelona. Vinícius’s, with number, name and patches cost €195. the one of Pedri, with all badges, €184.99. The cheapest, those of Villarreal and Getafe, costing €61.90 and €70, respectively.
Last Wednesday, the real Madrid presented his new shirt for the 2023/2024 season, where show gold as the great new thing, with Adidas stripes on the shoulders, on the neck and at the end of the sleeves, keeping its characteristic color, white, and messages of support for the team like “Hala, Madrid!”. A breakdown that starts at €150.00 and increases by 20 euros for the patches and another 20 for the player’s name and the number print, which comes to 195 euros.
having Barcelonacurrent champion of LaLiga, as a reference to his new kit, launched this Thursday on his official pages: a “player edition” shirt costs €154.99 and rises to €184.99 if the customer wants it screened -printed and personalized patch Champions League. On the other hand, a “normal edition” shirt, personalized, costs 129.99 euros.
Aitana hello and Peter are the main characters appearing this year in the club showcase, on social media and official shops with a kit that ditches this year’s light blue, which dominates the format vertical stripes and the gold replaced by white.
Atlético de Madrid still does not have the shirt its team will wear after the summer on its website. The current one, still from the previous campaign, costs 89 euros and, unlike many clubs, this one links the paper to different players, giving them a higher price than others.
During the 2022-2023 season, shirts printed with the names Griezmann, Koke, Correa, Kondogbia, M. Llorente, Carrasco, Barrios, Savic, Doherty, Molina, Lemar, R. de Paul and JM Giménez, is sold for 157 €.99 and the rest for €107.99. The address of Atletico Madrid had a momentous moment a few weeks ago at the distribution of a special shirt for the club’s 120th anniversary. An unprecedented success in the Metropolitan. Sold in its official stores for 94.95 euros, it continues to be a star product in its stadium.
Not all teams have made their new jerseys public yet, so last season (2022-2023) should be taken as a reference: Rayo Vallecano (65 euros)RCD Mallorca (80 euros and 15 more for customization), Sevilla FC (80 euros with patches included), Celta de Vigo (79.95 euros and additional costs for screen printing, between 14 and 18 euros)Cádiz CF (78 euros, plus 9.95 if it’s just a number or just a name and between €15.95-€18.95 for printing the number and player) and UD Almería (75 euros).
Valencia CF, which finished ninth last season and sixteenth this season, presents its jacket on the market for 120 euros. Osasuna and Sevilla FCalso revealed the shirt for the 2023 Copa del Rey Final and the Europa League, respectively, as one of their main kits, both for €84.90.
The prices of the clothes for Real Sociedad (80 euros), Real Betis (79.95 euros), Girona FC (80 euros) and Getafe FC (70 euros), are more accessible, especially if we have an account that They are from the new era, with innovative details. The price ranges from 70 euros to a maximum of 98 euros if we personalize the one with the highest value.
Furthermore, Villarreal CF, who wore their new kit with the motto “some things are always the same, but they are cool”it is sold for one of the lowest prices in the entire division – 55.90 euros without the opportunity to add any kind of patch, in addition to the one it already comes with, or customize it.
Without forgetting the Athletic Club, starting next season is changing its provider. British firm Castore has arrived, replacing New Balance, its official collaborator two years ago. No prices yet for the new ones.
Granada CF, who are returning to the first division after being relegated last season, charge 75 euros for their kit, while UD Las Palmas only offers on its website, at the time of consultation, the second shirt (69.95 euros).
The first division still has room for one more team. Deportivo Alavés wears a shirt that sells for 75 euros, still a club in the second division.
Source: La Verdad
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