Footy Headlines x FIFA Kit Creator Kit Design Competition Breaks All Records - Win a Football Shirt of Your Choice

May 10, 2022

by Pat

Update: With just under two days to go until the deadline, the FH x FIFA Kit Creator competition has already broken the record for the most submissions. At the time of writing, there are already 486 approved entries, which is more than on any previous FIFA Kit Creator competition. Check out some of our favorites below.

If you haven't already, you can still enter until May 12th, 4PM CET by clicking this link.

We have teamed up with FIFA Kit Creator on a kit design competition, also bringing on board Kitbag for a special prize.

The competition, which you can join over on the FIFA Kit Creator Showcase until May 12th, will run in a one-on-one cup format over the days following the deadline.

Summary

Footy Headlines is the leading site in football fashion news. The site is most known for it's spotlight on the world of football kits, specifically leaks and concepts. The website also has a relatively unique color scheme not often found in the world of football. This all makes a kit competition in its spirit a worthwhile pursuit. For this competition, designers must create their interpretation of a Footy Headlines home kit.

Prizes

Competition champion wins a football shirt of their choice from Kitbag. The champion will also win the highest tier of membership for life, Plus Ultimate or equivalent, good for the FIFA Kit Creator, PES Master Kit Creator, and the FM Kit Creator.

Second and third runners-up will also win lifetime our highest tier of membership for life, Plus Ultimate or equivalent, good for the FIFA Kit Creator, PES Master Kit Creator, and the FM Kit Creator.

Rules

The kit must be a home kit (as if Footy Headlines was a club, this is the kit they would wear most often). No other kits, shirts, or jackets are allowed.
The kit must feature orange, black, and/or white for the color(s) of the kit. Similar colors such as off white, ecru (an unbleached linen color that looks like cream), as well as all shades on the grayscale are also allowed. If you want to use a color that isn't approved here, please message me directly for a possible approval.
The kit can feature any manufacturer branding and template you wish. However, only one brand is allowed on a kit.
The crest must be one of the Footy Headlines logos. This is required, I recommend use of the circular abbreviated version.
The kit can only feature one of the Footy Headlines logos as the sponsor. The sponsor is not required, but if you choose to feature one, I highly recommend the two line wordmark version I've created specifically for this competition.