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Front of collar needs to be yellow.
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I probably wouldn't bother having the "2018" guernsey because they only wore the Guernsey with the current ISC collar in one game against port, then back to the old template for the rest of the season.
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Port wore the lace-up in 1997, then at some stage moved to sublimated jumpers with the laces on them, then these ones.On Port Magpies, from 2013-2017 they wore black cuffs and collar
2013-2016
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Sweet, I’ll try and have a proper look on AFL photos when I get the chance to see what the go is and if it’s a round thing, for example the team wore a different set of home jumpers in round one (GFG on front and back with horizontal MG logo heat pressed on the front) compared to fully sublimated logos from Round 3 onwards so it may be that, but I’ll let you know.Fizzler Fixed the Collar & Cuffs
Not quite sure what to do with the 1870.
If it wasn't there on all of them I'll take it out.
But my understanding was that it was there on at least most.
Thanks, fixed.Hi mate, I’ve noticed North Melbourne's 2003/04 away/clash jumper had more bold traditional numbers
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I do have the stripes equal widths.Just noticed the middle white stripe on the Collingwood jumper is noticeably thicker than the outside stripes this year. On the website it seems you’ve got them equal widths.
Club shop image shows the difference too: https://shop.collingwoodfc.com.au/collingwood-2020-isc-mens-home-guernsey/I do have the stripes equal widths.
I think I will have to wait until game worn jumpers appear on Instagram, which could be as early as next week, to be honest.
Club shop image shows the difference too: https://shop.collingwoodfc.com.au/collingwood-2020-isc-mens-home-guernsey/
I couldn’t stop seeing it last night.I reckon that might just be perspective, but happy to be proven wrong. They look very similar in width at the top of the stripe, for instance. A flattened-out PI would be the best for determining the proper widths.
Also if it was perspective, wouldn’t the right hand stripe be wider than the middle in this view?I couldn’t stop seeing it last night.
Being pedantic is why we post on this boardHi Mero
I hate to be pedantic but on the title page the name of the club is shown as Central Districts on the coloured square and the big white title part.
The correct name is Central District, no s on the end. It is correct on the inside page with the jumpers.
Thanks
I knew there was a reason this thread had 300+ pages.Being pedantic is why we post on this board
Welcome
Fixed, thanksHi Mero
I hate to be pedantic but on the title page the name of the club is shown as Central Districts on the coloured square and the big white title part.
The correct name is Central District, no s on the end. It is correct on the inside page with the jumpers.
Thanks
Sublimated (printed) designsMero Whats been the biggest change to jumpers in your time? For better or worse
Behold the glory! xDSublimated (printed) designs
IMO that's made it worse because what I consider traditional designs that could be drawn by a kid were replaced by gradient filled nonsense.
Consider the ugliest jumpers of all time.
I guarantee every one you've thought of was from from after 1996.
Like this