Re: New kits : Sat Nov 21, 2015 10:05 am  

It's how low the V is on the home shirt that spoils it. I actually don't mind the away one to much now.

I'll be buying neither

Re: New kits : Sat Nov 21, 2015 12:17 pm  

More to the point. Who is in charge of sponsors and why are saints sponsored by typhoo tea which logo in itself spoils any shirt design.

Re: New kits : Sat Nov 21, 2015 12:40 pm  

saintcj wrote:

More to the point. Who is in charge of sponsors and why are saints sponsored by typhoo tea which logo in itself spoils any shirt design.

Are you suggesting they should reject the offer of sponsorship from from a major company because you don't think the logo goes with the kit?

Re: New kits : Sat Nov 21, 2015 12:47 pm  

saintcj wrote:

More to the point. Who is in charge of sponsors and why are saints sponsored by typhoo tea which logo in itself spoils any shirt design.

That has to be the single most stupid thing posted on here in quite a while!!!!!!

Re: New kits : Sat Nov 21, 2015 5:40 pm  

I've been in saints shop todsy to buy a kids home shirt . He's 15 and the child sizes only go to 13 to 14 and look very small. The next size up is small man's which imo is a disgrace! The kids will be walking around looking like wearing tents.

14yr old to small man's is a massive jump. It's a disgrace.

Re: New kits : Sat Nov 21, 2015 7:16 pm  

St pete wrote:

I've been in saints shop todsy to buy a kids home shirt . He's 15 and the child sizes only go to 13 to 14 and look very small. The next size up is small man's which imo is a disgrace! The kids will be walking around looking like wearing tents.

14yr old to small man's is a massive jump. It's a disgrace.

Is there much size difference between aa 14 yr olds shirt and a small man's?

Re: New kits : Sat Nov 21, 2015 7:19 pm  

Saint Simon wrote:

Is there much size difference between aa 14 yr olds shirt and a small man's?

Putting it up to the other I'd have to say yes. You don't become a small man at 14.

Re: New kits : Sat Nov 21, 2015 8:27 pm  

St pete wrote:

Putting it up to the other I'd have to say yes. You don't become a small man at 14.

To be fair to Saints, that is the same for most leisurewear manufacturers these days. They go from 13-14 to small mens and only some of them bridge the gap with XLB and XSM in between. One of our lads is in that gap now and most of the time he has little choice.

Re: New kits : Sun Nov 22, 2015 10:18 am  

Saddened! wrote:

To be fair to Saints, that is the same for most leisurewear manufacturers these days. They go from 13-14 to small mens and only some of them bridge the gap with XLB and XSM in between. One of our lads is in that gap now and most of the time he has little choice.

I just think the club should do better with the sizes. No way is a 14 yr old a small man in terms of clothes.

Maybe oneils is the reason for this but nothing worse than seeing kids wearing tents as saints tops.

He could probably get into the 14 size at a push but he's on the books at a super league team and on a nutrition and weight plan, so he will be putting size on as he already has so won't last long at all.

Re: New kits : Sun Nov 22, 2015 10:35 am  

Looked on other clubs sites. Seems most only go to 14 and then jump to small man's. Only a few go up to 16 yrs