Queens Park Rangers Announce Dryworld Kit Deal
Apr 21, 2016, by Chris
English Championship club Queens Park Rangers today announced that Dryworld will become their new kit supplier from the 2016-17 season, replacing current shirt supplier Nike. The new QPR kit deal is Dryworld's first step, part of Dryworld's UK and Europe expansion over the next few seasons.
Dryworld Becomes New QPR Kit Supplier
Dryworld, who are very new in the world of football and are currently kitting out Brazilian teams Atlético Mineiro, Fluminense and Goias, will make the new Queens Park Rangers from this summer for 10 years until at least 2027. QPR also announced that the new kit deal is a 'multi-million pound eight figure deal', while no other contract details were disclosed yet.
QPR's Commercial Director, Euan Inglis, told www.qpr.co.uk: "We are delighted to partner with DRYWORLD. This is a new and exciting partnership for both ourselves and DRYWORLD and we're really looking forward to working alongside their team over the coming years.
"The financial aspects of any commercial partnership are obviously important, but the priority for the club with this particular agreement was to have complete autonomy over our kits, so that we could ensure bespoke designs, which meet the core principles that we know are of paramount importance to our supporters."
CEO Lee Hoos believes Rangers fans will be delighted with the new designs, adding: "The kits for next season are fantastic and we're very confident the fans will be happy with them. We're fully aware of what the fans want, with the Hoops going all the way round, and we're excited about unveiling them at the end of June."
Craig Stewart, DRYWORLD's Director of Global Operations, is equally excited about the partnership with QPR, commenting: "We are delighted to partner with a team with the reputation and heritage of QPR. When we identified potential partnerships, QPR stood out because of the core values and principles it imbues, whilst sharing in both the on-field and off-field ambitions that we as a brand wish to support.
"We look forward to supporting the club's on-field performance with our groundbreaking and pioneering technologies in the years ahead."
What do you expect from the first-ever Dryworld Queens Park Rangers kits, which will be revealed at the end of June? Let us know in the comments below.
FUS Rabat 26-27 Home & Away Kits Released
Moroccan Botola Pro side FUS Rabat has officially unveiled its new home and away kits for the 26-27 season, manufactured by Spanish brand Joma. The capital club steps into the new campaign with a coordinated and sharp visual identity across both strips.
The Joma FUS Rabat 26-27 home shirt is predominantly red, anchored by a prominent central white stripe that runs down the body, broken only for the main sponsor. The fabric features an understated tonal texture throughout, accompanied by a clean white crew neck collar. Inverting the look, the 26-27 away shirt relies on a clean white base centered around a bold red vertical stripe and matching red accents.
Both jerseys carry the traditional FUS Rabat crest on the left chest, with Novec Groupe CDG and Cosumar featured as shirt sponsors. The away kit also includes neat Arabic calligraphy spelling out "Rabat" on the upper back above the player names and numbers. Matching shorts and socks complete the Moroccan club's new 26-27 wardrobe.
Sam Kerr Debuts Nike Mercurial Superfly 11 Signature Boots
Sam Kerr has officially given her new Nike Mercurial signature boots their on-pitch debut, stepping out for Gotham FC in the vibrant design. Following Nike's official launch of the pair on September 21, 2026, the Australian forward wasted no time lacing them up for competitive action. Kerr took to the pitch wearing her preferred low-cut iteration of the silhouette, continuing her longstanding preference for low collars over the high dynamic fit collar.
This boot follows Kerr's debut signature Mercurial from 2025, which took inspiration from the coastal beaches of her hometown Perth.
Croatia Debuts Adidas 26-27 Away Kit
Croatia officially kicked off its new era with Adidas on Saturday night, debuting the 26-27 away kit during a 2-1 UEFA Nations League victory against Czechia in Prague. The match marked the first on-pitch appearance for the Vatreni in the three stripes following the conclusion of their 26-year partnership with Nike this summer.
The new Croatia 26-27 away strip is predominantly deep blue and features an intricate tonal graphic inspired by the country's centuries-old lacemaking heritage from regions such as Pag and Lepoglava. The textured pattern is complemented by vibrant coral red accents across the V-neck collar, sleeve cuffs, and shoulder stripes, while the chest features a clean white Trefoil logo opposite the federation crest.
Completed with matching deep blue shorts and socks, the kit looked sharp on the pitch and has earned praise from supporters for its blend of cultural motifs and modern detailing.
