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Weeksy
Star Player
United Kingdom
135 Posts |
 Posted - 21 Dec 2005 : 11:16:58
I know this topic has been raised before but is just a quick word on kit: Bristol Uni has just bought it's kit from footballwear.net (i believe the same company as Highbury did) and wish to express how useful they were. We made a 40 person squad kit with personalisations for each top and coat and very particular requirements - including girl's fit tops and "air holes" to stop sweating so badly!!.
They arrived today from Poland are excellent quality and value for money. My girlfriend dealt with the order to Poland and the guy in charge was polite and very helpful and sent photos and regular updates about the order. Additionally he even sent a "Merry Christmas" email to her and myself.
I know that kit can be a nightmare to get to certain requirements but they were superb. Craig
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koosh
World Class
United Kingdom
739 Posts |
Posted - 21 Dec 2005 : 12:04:58
Great - I'm glad they were as good with you as they were with us. I still can't recommend them enough.Their customisation service is superb - they spent a long time making sure that everything was just right, and made good recommendations when certain details weren't going to work out right (e.g. text was too small to be correctly printed). The Christmas greeting was a nice touch too! -----------------------
Korfball, north of the river! http://www.highburykorfball.co.uk |
koosh
World Class
United Kingdom
739 Posts |
Posted - 13 Jan 2006 : 13:14:13
http://www.footballwear.net/index.php?id=gallery
(scroll to the bottom)-----------------------
Korfball, north of the river! http://www.highburykorfball.co.uk Edited by - koosh on 13 Jan 2006 13:14:33 |
koosh
World Class
United Kingdom
739 Posts |
Posted - 07 Apr 2006 : 01:37:37
Update: We just bought a second batch of shirts (since we've had a lot of new players join us) from the same supplier.In our first batch, one of the only complaints I had was that the collars were all slightly too small. They clearly listen to feedback - the collars on this batch are bigger and are just right. Very impressed. -----------------------
Korfball, north of the river! http://www.highburykorfball.co.uk |
Sarah85
Hot Prospect
United Kingdom
8 Posts |
Posted - 07 Apr 2006 : 11:43:57
Craig, is that the kit Bristol were wearing at the Nationals? It was commented that it was very nice!
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Weeksy
Star Player
United Kingdom
135 Posts |
Posted - 10 Apr 2006 : 10:40:35
Sarah, Indeed it was, and we have sent team photo off to manufacturer who loved it!!Craig
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jif
World Class
United Kingdom
1859 Posts |
Posted - 20 May 2007 : 11:58:38
did a little search and came up with this....So who are people using for kit these days? found these http://www.owayo.com/en/screen_frameset_football.htm and it looks good at first glance but £30 a shirt. I've only had a little look but the stumbling point so far seems our kit needs to have purple on it. Anyone got any good links with supliers? thanks _________________________
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katie
Star Player
United Kingdom
366 Posts |
Posted - 20 May 2007 : 12:45:41
MK Bucks use Rad Sheep (www.radsheep.co.uk) who are really good because you can get a LOT of personalisation on the kit - we incoporated a logo and numbers on the front and back and the designs are embedded into the fabric so you don't get the numbers coming off after a couple of years. Ours cost just under £23 including VAT and our kit is purple as well! (I think a Manchester korfer works for them)MK City have bought 2 sets of kit (home and away) from MCP Sports (www.mcpsports.co.uk) - it's Kokott kit which is the same manfacturer that the footballwear.net stuff comes from. I think they were £20 per shirt, no idea if they do purple though because Darren did the orders. ---------------------------------------------------
Korfball among the concrete cows www.mkkorfball.co.uk and www.mkcity.org.uk ... |
patrick
World Class
Netherlands
1099 Posts |
Posted - 20 May 2007 : 15:51:13
I'm a Kokott Dealer in the Netherlands, and yes, we do purpleNoordwijk Beachkorfball Tournament
The largest Beachkorfball Tournament on Earth!
30 June 2007
http://www.beach-korfbal.nl/ |
koosh
World Class
United Kingdom
739 Posts |
Posted - 20 May 2007 : 16:09:20
Highbury's new batch of Kokott kits are being made with a different material, which is supposedly a lot more breathable.It comes at a premium of about £1.50 per shirt though. The kits are arriving next week, I'll be able to tell you soon if it's worth it! -----------------------
Korfball, north of the river! http://www.highburykorfball.co.uk |
jif
World Class
United Kingdom
1859 Posts |
Posted - 08 Jun 2007 : 11:26:00
Just got through the owayo sample, seems pretty nice.i'll be bringing it along to the mitcham tournament(if i remember). if anyone wants a look i'll be the big guy playing for tyrannosaurus alan. _________________________
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