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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: good quality, soft fabric, personalise easily
Disadvantages: pricey

...collar and the umbro sign is gold. This is a great footie shirt and even better to support England through Euro '08. The only problem is it is a little pricey but for hardcore fans this may be easy to get over. Well worth a buy. C'mon England! ... Read review

Advantages: comfortable, great design
Disadvantages: will get new one next year.

...has the classic 70`s style umbro diamonds running from collar to sleeve. Retro! BADGE & UMBRO LOGO Ironed on. The badge looks as if it will stay put and is a nice 2d badge with the usual yellow outline to make it stand out from the royal blue. The umbro logo however is very thin and I don`t fancy the chances of it lasting on the shirt much longer than the 12 months the shirt will be played in! SPONSOR LOGO Chang is the brand (Thai Beer) . Ironed ...
...Figure hugging and very comfortable to wear. Easy to wash at 30-40 degrees and quick drying with no ironing. Perfect. Lots of praise to umbro on this one. At £35 for adults and £25 for the kiddies or tiny adults! this shirt is definitly worth purchasing if you like Everton!!! ... Read review

Advantages: Looks Great
Disadvantages: Expensive

...Club crest and Branding make Umbro are both embroidered on. The Kit is all white with red trim down the sides and a red pattern on the shoulders which looks good. Its a lightweight shirt and is comftable to wear the top has two different textures to it, along the back and arms there are what I think are air holes which i presume is to reduce sweat. This shirt is a must for a forest supporter. Like all the current seasons Umbro Kits, they are all ... Read review

Advantages: Distinct colour, good styling, comfortable, good build quality.
Disadvantages: Colour is not to everyones taste. Plain back if it's not got a name and number.

...Liverpools 06/07 home shirt by Adidas for a poorly designed collar and you'll know what I mean.) The back of the shirt is very plain indeed, the same baby blue all the way over with no trim or detail. It's no big fault but if you can get an official name and number put on then it enhances it greatly. The sleeves and lower hem, areas that shirt designers sometimes like to play around with, are very plain but in keeping with the shirt design. Overall, ...
...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 ... Read review