Côte d'Ivoire - really, it should never, ever be “Ivory Coast” - have had a decent start to 2024, winning the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON/CAN) tournament they hosted (after a far-from-decent start in the competition) and being blessed with a Kit of the Week (KOTW) challenge stage.

Les Éléphants have plenty of admirers around the world, due to their exploits and the amount of world football greats who have donned the orange shirt, so it shouldn’t surprise anyone to learn that the DF members put huge effort into their entries.

Due to football beginning in 1992, plenty of people don’t realise that, before then, Wolverhampton Wanderers - Wolves - were once one of the best teams in England.

Particularly young people might not realise that they’ve spent a decent amount of time struggling lower down England’s divisions too, with recent years’ dabbles with the upper reaches of the Premier League the stuff dreams were once made of, and now they’ve had a Crest Redesign Competition Weekly (CRCW) stage!

“Fun” and “Kyiv” haven’t gone together particularly well in the last couple of years, but a bit of fun is exactly what our Kit of the Week (KOTW) challenge is, and the 335th stage concerned the Ukrainian giants of FC Dynamo Kyiv.

The Ukrainian Premier League side have one of the most impressive histories in eastern Europe and the DF membership gave them a selection of shirts worthy of their glorious pedigree.

Club Deportivo Marathón, the San Pedro Sula-based Honduran Liga Nacional side, were the focus for the 385th stage of the Crest Redesign Competition Weekly (CRCW).

Their badge, it could be said, looks a little like the old Mexican national team’s emblem, and Rabbi seemed to have leant into that with an impactful tweaking of the look.

Feyenoord Rotterdam are one of the biggest teams in the Netherlands and the current champions of the Dutch Eredivisie.

They more than warrant a stage in the Kit of the Week (KOTW) challenge, of course, and the entries more than did their stature justice.

This site has some history with Ted Lasso and the series’ fictional London side AFC Richmond - too much to get into here but a Twitter/X search will elucidate - so it’s unsurprising the latter made it into the Crest Redesign Competition Weekly (CRCW).

The Greyhounds’ stage impressed, with the entrants keeping the canine emblem front and centre but playing around with the whole in imaginative ways.