Puma Tottenham Home Football Shirt

Advantages: Ultra light - great for all occasions
Disadvantages: Spurs wording fades on the collar very quickly

...kit. It is made by Puma as Kappa made the older Thomsons kit. Right, now thats out of the way, on with the review. Being a Spurs fan since 1981 I've had numerous kits down the years from manufacturers including Le Coq Sportif, Hummel, Adidas, Umbro and Kappa. All of these shirts at the time seemed great but only when newer styles come out do you realise the design flaws in them (the Kappa one for example was skin tight which looks great on a skinny ...
...Moving down you get the Puma badge on the right breast with the newly designed Tottenham cockerell on the left breast. Then comes what in my opinion is the best sponsorship logo we have had in years. The Mansion logo and wording is vivid and really complements the rest of the kit. The logo is actually a transfer so be careful when it comes to ironing (turn it inside out and do it that way) Although the image shows the long sleeved version I have ... Read review

Advantages: Basic, but cool
Disadvantages: A tad basic, tight?

...the white background, and the Puma badge rounds the shirt off nicely. The comfort factor is really nice, it doesn't itch unlike some football shirts and is very light to wear, a really good shirt for the Summer. As mentioned, if you can afford to spend between £20 and £35 on a shirt, do it. But do not feel pressured into buying it just yet, wait until the final couple of months of the season, the prices do tend to drop by around £5 in most shops. ... Read review