Adidas Chelsea Home Football Shirt

Advantages: Sleek, sporty, still looks good!
Disadvantages: Feels strange but sure I'll get used to it! Women's version is horrible.

...The new sponsorship from Adidas is something that appeals to me, I don't know what it is about the three stripes, but I am rather fond of them, however, the fact that Adidas have also recently taken over several national team kits and other Premiership clubs including Liverpool, did make me rather wary, as several of the designs seem to be to be over similar, just in different colours! Fortunately, I love new our home shirt. It doesn't have the somewhat ...
...neat, emblazoned one instead that's actually very comfortable. Made in "Climacool" material that claims something like it takes the sweat away from the skin, keeps you warm in the cold and cool in the warm, you'd think this was something from a sci-fi film, but, when on, it actually feels as if it does the job. It's lightweight and well-fitted - although a girl measuring approx. size 12-14 I opted for the Small men's size, because, well, the women's ... Read review

Advantages: Well made, good looks, centenary embroidery.
Disadvantages: Not for fans of something different.

...and pulls, unlike many Nike, Adidas and Reebok shirts. Care of the shirt is quite straightforward. From my experience, simply wash at 30 degrees on a gentle cycle with your normal washing powder. I don't bother with conditioner unless it's a 2-in-1 detergent. DO NOT tumble dry your football shirts, instead hang them on a rack in a warm room or line dry them. Tumble drying of football shirt material usually results in shrinkage and a lot of printed ...
...set at low heat. I usually wash a dozen or so of my football shirts together, all different makes, colours and materials and have never had a problem when following these guidelines. If it's still got the original swing tags, those tags should consist of a black X-static tag describing the material and a blue Chelsea tag with the club badge, year of the shirt printed on. The opposite side of that tag should have the white Umbro label with the product ... Read review

Advantages: You'll get to wear the kit of this years league champions
Disadvantages: thousands of none Chelsea fans will have them

Since the arrival of Roman Abromovich and more precisely his billions and billions of roubles Chelsea have become the high fashion team of the Premier League, maybe even the whole of Europe. And now that Jose Morhino , affectionately known as Jesus around the Stamford Bridge area, has become manager success is coming easy for Chelsea. Now chelsea also have a rich looking kit to go with their rich looking squad. Millions of pound have gone into assembling ...
...as much has been put into making one of the nicest kits you're likely to see this season, in the premier league anyway. In mainly dark blue the kit sticks to the old chelsea colours but encorporates the very apt colour gold. The gold on the shirt is used very sparingly, unlike Abramovich's own gold, with touches down the sleeves, around the team badge and the kit make logo. Being able to have umbro, one of the biggest names in sportswear, and Samsung, ... Read review

Advantages: Smart, nice design
Disadvantages: Bit tight

When I first saw the new Chelsea shirt, I didn't like it at all. As a Chelsea fan, you would have thought I would like it. I really didn't like it. I didn't like the neck, the yellow/gold design on the shoulders and the new sponsor Samsung Mobile looked weird on the shirt. I usually go out and buy the new Chelsea shirts straight away, but I was very reluctant to do so. I waited until Christmas, by which time I had grown to like it. The more I saw ...
...I liked the yellow/gold design on the shoulders eventually, but the sponsor Samsung Mobile still didn't look right. I got the shirt for Christmas, and I was really pleased. I put it on straight away, but I found it really tight round the neck and waist. I like my shirts and tops to be fitted a bit, but this was too tight for my liking. Since then, I have grown into it a bit more and it's not as tight as it was. ... Read review