Another just for fun competition, running until Sunday 20th May, and then Jay29ers will pick winners.

As you've probably heard, and Jay29ers mentioned in his blog article, Cardiff City's owners considered rebranding the club in red rather than blue and changing the nickname to the Welsh Dragons, also giving them a new crest.

The plan doesn't seem to be going ahead now but we were wondering how it could have been executed, ideally without alienating existing fans.  We'd like to see crests and, most likely, home kits but if you feel that away/third and goalkeeper kits can also help to explain the approach then they'd be great to see too.  Anything goes.

As usual, selected entries will be featured on the DF facebook page and tweeted and designs already uploaded to Football Shirt Culture's Fantasy Kit Designs or the DF galleries are both eligible and welcome so please don't hesitate to include them.

Happy designing!

Another just for fun competition, running until Friday 11th May, and then Jay29ers will pick winners.

We'd like to see what people think could be next for adidas (and their three stripes).  We've seen plenty of templates over the years, from the trefoil designs to the bold Equipment efforts of the early nineties right through to the current more subtle approach - via the Golpes and Tiros - and we're wondering where they go now.

Templates should be demonstrated by way of three different team kits being displayed on each entry - they don't necessarily have to be from adidas's current roster and they can be home, away or goalkeeper.  Shirts can be long-sleeved, short-sleeved (with baselayer?) or three-quarter length. Anything goes.

As usual, selected entries will be featured on the DF facebook page and tweeted and designs already uploaded to Football Shirt Culture's Fantasy Kit Designs or the DF galleries are both eligible and welcome so please don't hesitate to include them.

Happy designing!

Update 12/5/12: The competition is now closed and Jay29ers has picked his winner.  Congratulations to Steevo.

The standard was high again with several designs worthy of winning but Steevo pipped the others by providing the example of Germany in his template.  A wonderful kit.

Well done to everyone who entered.  There should be another competition coming very soon!

Another quick competition to showcase creativity. Just for fun again, it'll run until Saturday 5th May and then Jay29ers will pick winners.

As usual, selected entries will be featured on the DF facebook page and tweeted and designs already uploaded to Football Shirt Culture's Fantasy Kit Designs or the DF galleries are both eligible and welcome so please don't hesitate to include them.

There are very few goalkeeper kits on DF, which is surprising as they offer freer reign than outfield equivalents. Here's an opportunity to put that right. We're keen to see home/away/change goalkeeper kits of any team, by any manufacturer and with any sponsor. Shirts can be long-sleeved, short-sleeved (with baselayer?) or three-quarter length. Anything goes.

Happy designing!

Update 6/5/12: The competition is now closed and Jay29ers has picked his winner.  Congratulations to Donnypool with his incredible Brazil design.

The standard was incredibly high throughout once again and a huge amount of entries were uploaded.  There were several designs worthy of winning most competitions but were unfortunate in being pitted against Donnypool's masterpiece.  Several of arius85's asymmetrical and chest banded efforts would have looked great on the pitch and VSync32's gold Manchester City shirt got the imagination going.  It was also great seeing so many short-sleeved and modern designs.

Donnypool, though, really captured how to combine the 90s loudly-patterned approach with a modern style, to an extent which his chosen manufacturer Umbro arguably haven't even managed themselves.  Stunning.

Well done to everyone who entered.  Remember that there is another competition open now so an opportunity to have plenty more goes!

Another quick competition to see what people think makes a great Juventus kit. Just like the Everton comp, this is just for fun and will run until Saturday 28th March and then Jay29ers will pick winners.

Interesting entries will be featured on the DF facebook page and designs already uploaded to Football Shirt Culture's Fantasy Kit Designs or the DF galleries are both eligible and welcome so please don't hesitate to include them.

We're keen to see home kits, away/third kits, goalkeeper kits and consider that Juve will be sponsored by Jeep next season, but don't be constrained by this. Would Fiat or something entirely original work better?

Once you've uploaded some designs here, head over to the Everton comp and give that a go too!

Just a quick competition to see what people think the new Nike Everton kits could look like. This is just for fun and will run until Saturday 28th March and then Jay29ers will pick winners.

Interesting entries will be featured on the DF facebook page and designs already uploaded to Football Shirt Culture's Fantasy Kit Designs or the DF galleries are both eligible and welcome so please don't hesitate to include them.

We're keen to see home kits, away/third kits, goalkeeper kits and remember that Nike have announced there will be a Nike Pro Combat range as well, so any designs of, or incorporating baselayers are bound to catch the eye.

Happy designing, and once you've uploaded some designs here, head over to the Juve comp running concurrently and give that a go too!

Update 29/4/2012: Apologies to all. The closing date, as you guessed, was actually Saturday 28th APRIL, not March.  

Jay29ers has picked his winners which are 1kit's early Home kit entry, the traditionally-coloured Away by DANUFC which also features a sash nodding to early Everton kits and, as a Third kit, which it was also intended as, the brilliant use of a new Nike template by arius85, working superbly as a compromise between modern kits featuring pink and Everton's first black/red sash shirt.

It was very difficult to choose winners as the standard of entries was very high.  Well done to everyone.  A brand new goalkeeper kits competition has just started for anyone eager to have another go!

This is a competition to design a DesignFootball football kit to feature on The Football Attic's League of Blogs wallchart and also on the shortly to be unveiled cover image on the DesignFootball facebook page.

Download the template from TFA and upload your design to this site for it to be considered. It should have the DesignFootball logo, which appears on the facebook page profile picture, as sponsor but aside from that there is free rein to creativity.

This competition will only run until Wednesday 11th April 2012 so get designing quickly and the winner's kit, chosen by Jay29ers, will take pride of place on the wallchart and facebook page.

Update 12/4/12:

The competition is now CLOSED.  The winners have been chosen and will be revealed on the DF facebook page and the League of Blogs wallchart, so keep a lookout.

Update 19/4/12:

Jay has picked his winners which are the Home and Away designs from arius85.  These take pride of place on The Football Attic's wallchart and the home shirt also features on the brand new DF facebook page.  Congratulations arius85 and well done to all the entrants - it was a tricky template to work with and you all did brilliantly.

A kit competition for one of the most popular and successful clubs in France. Participants are expected to post their interpretation of a home and away kit. The home kit should be all white with blue or gold trim and anything goes for the away kit. There are no restrictions on kit brand and shirt sponsors, so feel free to use any brand and shirt sponsor of your choice. Competition will run until the end of March 2012. Kits will be judged by respected Moderator/Kit designer Curswine. There are no prizes up for grabs but there is a lot of pride at stake:) Multiple entries from participants are also accepted. Hopefully many forum users will enter this competition and add a little exitement to this site.Looking forward to seeing what the many talented designers out there can come up with. Thanks to everyone who entered the competition and congratulations to Steevo (Home Kit Winner) and Matupeco (Away Kit Winner) as judged by curswine.

Gallery for Borussia Dortmund 1st and 2nd kit entries in design competition For full rules see http://www.designfootball.com/football-shirt-design/507-borussia-dortmund-kit-design-competition/

From the city of Curitiba in Parana state, Brasil, Coritiba Football Club are the 33 times state champions, and won the Brazilian Championship in 1985. The teams nickname is Coxa Branca (the thigh, from the colour of the players thighs when the team was first founded by members of the German Community. Colour wise, the Coxa Branca play in white shirts with two green bands on the shirt, inspired by the state flag of Parana. Away the team plays in green and white hoops or stripes, and the third kit is generally yellow or black. No hard rules, no limits on the amount of sponsors on the shirt, just one rule design wise - no red on the kit anywhere (The colours of city rivals Atletico Paranaense)

Bringing back the Cosmos for a modern design makeover. The competition continue until May 21st 2010 and will then be judged which is the best.

Sevilla usually play in white shirts, white shorts and black socks for their home games and this is what I pretty much expect for the competition although designers have free reign over what they publish as entries.

Middlesbrough Futsal Club have teamed up with Sala Sports and DesignFootball.com to bring you a fantastic competition to design Boro’s new home kit as they aim for a place in the UEFA Futsal Cup.

Boro play in navy blue with red trim, colours chosen because of the lion in the town’s civic crest, and designers should stick to a predominantly blue kit. Football in Middlesbrough has a steep history and with futsal being relatively new to the town, there is nothing wrong with delving into the history of Middlesbrough FC for inspiration as well.

So, long overdue, DesignFootball.com has its second kit design competition.  This time with a twist.  The English football team Stafford Rangers have asked us to submit designs for consideration for their 2009/10 home and away kits. 
 
The club are already viewing designs from manufacturers but are keen to see what DesignFootball.com members can come up with.  If both Stafford Rangers and their chosen manufacturer decide that a design from DF is the most suitable then it will be produced for the playing squad and fans.  Should this be the case then the successful designer(s) will receive an example of their shirt as a prize.

The Polish football association has agreed a six-year technical sponsorship deal with Nike.  In layman's terms this means that Poland's next kit will be made by the US manufacturer so we want you to tell us what it should look like.

The competition will be judged by an entirely impartial panel featuring administrators of DF, FSC and some guest experts and all entries should be in by 18th December 2008.  Entries are prefered to be uploaded in the filetype jpg, but other filetypes are possible too  Our decision on the winner will be announced on Sunday 21st December 2008 and will be final.