2023 Kits : Wed Jul 27, 2022 9:13 pm  

Can we please think about calling these guys? https://www.oneills.com/int_en/clubs/rugby-league The have systems in place to handle all sorts of teams from Amateurs all the way to orders for County GAA shirts in Ireland.......No more off the back of a wagon stuff with a bloke with a website clipping the ticket on each sale.....

Can we please think about calling these guys? https://www.oneills.com/int_en/clubs/rugby-league The have systems in place to handle all sorts of teams from Amateurs all the way to orders for County GAA shirts in Ireland.......No more off the back of a wagon stuff with a bloke with a website clipping the ticket on each sale.....

Re: 2023 Kits : Wed Jul 27, 2022 10:25 pm  

Their Quins RU stuff was pretty good.

Re: 2023 Kits : Thu Jul 28, 2022 10:26 am  

orangeman wrote: Can we please think about calling these guys? https://www.oneills.com/int_en/clubs/rugby-league The have systems in place to handle all sorts of teams from Amateurs all the way to orders for County GAA shirts in Ireland.......No more off the back of a wagon stuff with a bloke with a website clipping the ticket on each sale..... Quite. They've been doing this in Ireland for decades and their stuff always looks good. They made some decent gear for St Helens as well as I recall and we could do a hell of a lot worse. https://www.oneills.com/uk_en/shop-by-t ... eland.html The link if it works shows the Ireland RL kit , tracksuits etc - for what its worth I think their stuff would look pretty good adapted to our colours.

orangeman wrote: Can we please think about calling these guys? https://www.oneills.com/int_en/clubs/rugby-league The have systems in place to handle all sorts of teams from Amateurs all the way to orders for County GAA shirts in Ireland.......No more off the back of a wagon stuff with a bloke with a website clipping the ticket on each sale..... Quite. They've been doing this in Ireland for decades and their stuff always looks good. They made some decent gear for St Helens as well as I recall and we could do a hell of a lot worse. https://www.oneills.com/uk_en/shop-by-t ... eland.html The link if it works shows the Ireland RL kit , tracksuits etc - for what its worth I think their stuff would look pretty good adapted to our colours.

Re: 2023 Kits : Thu Jul 28, 2022 10:39 am  

RfE wrote: Quite. They've been doing this in Ireland for decades and their stuff always looks good. They made some decent gear for St Helens as well as I recall and we could do a hell of a lot worse. https://www.oneills.com/uk_en/shop-by-t ... eland.html The link if it works shows the Ireland RL kit , tracksuits etc - for what its worth I think their stuff would look pretty good adapted to our colours. Just not Blue & Yellow

RfE wrote: Quite. They've been doing this in Ireland for decades and their stuff always looks good. They made some decent gear for St Helens as well as I recall and we could do a hell of a lot worse. https://www.oneills.com/uk_en/shop-by-t ... eland.html The link if it works shows the Ireland RL kit , tracksuits etc - for what its worth I think their stuff would look pretty good adapted to our colours. Just not Blue & Yellow

Re: 2023 Kits : Thu Jul 28, 2022 10:50 am  

Deadcowboys1 wrote:

Just not Blue & Yellow

Obvs.
Blue and yellow aren't our colours.

Re: 2023 Kits : Thu Jul 28, 2022 11:01 am  

There are a lot of online kit designers out there on the net who spend ages drawing up kits hoping their club will use them in football.London could use this social media side to run a competition to gain some awareness of the club by asking people to come up with a kit design for next season.

Re: 2023 Kits : Thu Jul 28, 2022 8:04 pm  

gardener wrote:

There are a lot of online kit designers out there on the net who spend ages drawing up kits hoping their club will use them in football.London could use this social media side to run a competition to gain some awareness of the club by asking people to come up with a kit design for next season.

Worth a try.
Fan designed and an initial run of a small batch produced. If we sell out then we can reorder if need be.....I remember the London v Bradford last game of the season at the Hive. I bought 2 of those awful blue things for 20 quid, but there were boxes heading off to some sports charity.....no need to manufacture hundreds of any item, start with 75 Home, 50 Away and 30 of everything else.....worst case scenario, whatever isn't selling you have as match day prizes to give away (like the water bottles).