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The badge is far better on the away kit, the home looks cheap and tacky.
its been explained In order to comply with regulations, our home kit must include our primary badge which currently is the version with ‘Swansea City AFC’ under the Swan.
Due to the size of the lettering in the badge, and the application process onto shirts, it is not possible to print the letters onto the shirt directly and so the crest is applied to a circular badge which is applied to the shirt.
The club’s preference would be to amend the primary badge to only display the Swan, while keeping the text under the secondary badge.
This would allow the Swan to appear larger on the playing shirts and opens up more application types which will offer more versatility in design and provide a more premium finish to the kits.
"We have started the process of consultation to make a change to the primary version of the badge – which if approved will mean this form of application will not be required in the future.
Our team are currently working through this process in line with the best practice set out by the new Independent Football Regulator and the Football Association’s Heritage Rules to ensure that the change can be made in time for next season and all season ticket holders and Jack Army members will be given the opportunity to have a vote on this."
its been explained In order to comply with regulations, our home kit must include our primary badge which currently is the version with ‘Swansea City AFC’ under the Swan.
Due to the size of the lettering in the badge, and the application process onto shirts, it is not possible to print the letters onto the shirt directly and so the crest is applied to a circular badge which is applied to the shirt.
The club’s preference would be to amend the primary badge to only display the Swan, while keeping the text under the secondary badge.
This would allow the Swan to appear larger on the playing shirts and opens up more application types which will offer more versatility in design and provide a more premium finish to the kits.
"We have started the process of consultation to make a change to the primary version of the badge – which if approved will mean this form of application will not be required in the future.
Our team are currently working through this process in line with the best practice set out by the new Independent Football Regulator and the Football Association’s Heritage Rules to ensure that the change can be made in time for next season and all season ticket holders and Jack Army members will be given the opportunity to have a vote on this."
Yes I know what was said I was there. But I am talking about the badge peeling off on the home kit, this question was also asked last night. Gorringe referred the guy asking the question to a lady at the back of the room, possibly the new head of commercial. They were going to discuss it later. Apparently some have already had refunds.
Yes I know what was said I was there. But I am talking about the badge peeling off on the home kit, this question was also asked last night. Gorringe referred the guy asking the question to a lady at the back of the room, possibly the new head of commercial. They were going to discuss it later. Apparently some have already had refunds.
Vipotniks badge was peeling off today, the shirts are faulty.
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