www.altyfans.co.uk

http://www.gazellesport.net/team-kits/rio-crew.html

is this is if so i like it


EX GK - am i right in saying the club could have any kits from prostar,precision training and gazelle?

theres a red and white hooped one in there, which keeps the red and white striped, but is a bit differredenr

and JD, i like them as an away kit

Strictly speaking, yes. But then I'm not promoting my brand, which is why I supply kit, training kit, travel-suits, etc. For me to continue as club supplier, I would prefer to use kit from my "Gazelle" range, as it carries SKkits breast logo.

As I have said before, the major issue with shirts for Alty are availability at short notice because the club dont want to hold stock of replicas for obvious reasons. Therefore, ideally a shirt has to be available at short notice from a supplier locally who can deliver orders within days, which fortunately I can. Major manufacturers are'nt interested in 1 x shirt sale, they're looking for 100's to be ordered at start of the season to justify outlay in playing kit, etc.. This current season, my outlay on kit against replica sales has been a bit of a disaster. I dont believe there would have been 5 times the sales of Home Replica shirts because it was NIKE rather than the PROSTAR shirt supplied. Another issue is availablity of sizes outside of your general size requirements, e.g baby size or XXXXL, both of which I have managed to supply during this current season, thanks to an arrangement I have with a local dress-maker who amends shirts for me. So although my range is limited, I like to think it serves Alty well,bearing in mind the range outside replica shirts, i.e. polo shirts, hoodies, etc., which have sold well. Once a shirt sponsor can be confirmed, hopefully the final decision regarding both home and away shirts will satisfy the majority of supporters.  Ian - SKkits.

Quote from: EX GK on April 07, 2011, 05:53:33 PM

I have produced an option for the club in yellow with blue and white trim. Would that interest you lot??

I like the red and black striped shirt that you have done that was in the office

Dont start the home kit debate again, Graham's email in-box cant take the strain!!

Quote from: Jacko on April 01, 2011, 08:12:21 PM

Quote from: markecky on April 01, 2011, 07:50:52 PM

Isnt it just the case that Histon just get a Nike Football Kits catalogue and place an order.

Then pay an extra couple of quid to get the Histon badge stitched on?

I used to buy uniform that was embroidered, you just attached a jpg of the logo to the order and they made it.

If they want some more then they go back to the catalogue and order some more?

If the answer to this is yes..I'll do the second half of my post.

I don't think that's the way it works, some teams get paid to wear a name in this league surely

Not a chance I reckon unless they had a one off FA cup game.

Anyway my point was going to be that there is no way you could have the same relationship with Nike that you would have with a company owned by your own goalkeeping coach who has played for you.  I bet the amount of times Ian hears "could we just have a few more bibs...do you have any spare this or that we could have" is incredible.

I put in an early post that the Sensports logo should be smaller as its bigger than the badge.

Fair play for sticking up for your opnion Jacko but for me an Alty kit is really only ever going to be worn by quite a hardcore fan and that fan would buy it whoever it was made by.

SKkits logo will be reduced in size once (and if) shirt is confirmed, whichever one it might be?    Thanks for all your comments, both good, bad and indifferent.

 That said, i'd rather the club saves the cash and spends it on the wage budget, after all, whatever logo is on the kit it was probably made in the same Vietnamese factory
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Your probably not far off the mark there!! Nearly all footy kits are made out in Asia now, a lot by the same companies manufacturing under license. In many cases, Nike and Adidas kits, for example, are made in the same factory.

This may sound like a silly question..... (directed to EX GK)

If the club gets the kit free (dont slate me if ive mis-interpreted this from posts)? why do we ask people to sponsor a shirt? or is it a simple and effective extra-revenue scheme?

That is probably a question for the club. I do know the club are currently looking for a Main Kit Sponsor for next season. Supporters sponsor a player, and in return recieve the players shirts at the end of the season.

Quote from: EX GK on April 01, 2011, 03:08:33 PM

Thanks for that vote of confidence. As a point, the vast majority of shirts are made in Asia using the same fabrics, in fact the manufacturer I use supplies many more recognised brands.

Thats good to know, tell them we only want red and white stripes front and back and everything will be ok.
Do you do an Alty kit to fit 2-3 year old?

If you get a shirt that fits your son to Jenny at the club, I will have a replica Alty shirt produced to fit.