Corinth is without question one of the finest designers this website is honoured to call one of its own, and they’ve bagged themselves another KOTW victory with their Alianza shirt.

Using their own concept brand for the design, the isometric look of the patterning combined with the navy yoke and the gold detailing makes the entry a worthy winner for this incarnation of the Kit of the Week challenge.

It’s deadline day - so time to get final Tauro FC crest designs in - but with the announcement of that installment of the Crest Redesign Competition Weekly (CRCW) came the confirmation that elfisho had won the İstanbul Başakşehir round.

The 2019-20 Turkish Süper Lig champions have recently been catapulted into the global football consciousness and their uncommon orange and blue stylings lend themselves to the world of concept crests. The challenge delivered quite a variety of different approaches, and while several entries could have come out on top, democracy spoke again.

As another challenge on KOTW closes - all Canada entries to be considered are in, as are the final votes on Alianza Lima design - here’s what democracy last declared to be Kit of the Week.

ConceptFootball’s Greuther Fürth creation combines the generally happy bedfellows of black and green, with a repeated clover effect in the hoops which surely got people picturing a similar approach for the slightly more well-known Celtic FC.

Another week, another CRCW winner. This time it’s Dynamic and their splendid JEF United Chiba offering.

Ironically enough, the Japanese side’s actual crest is one of the more, yes, dynamic in the J2 League. But the DF member’s rejuvenation approaches it from another angle, and the result is a stylish creation with a slightly stronger leaning towards the globally traditional.

One category on DF which is something of a hidden gem is the Concept League, which recently saw its inaugural season come to an end.

The brainchild of über-talented member ConceptFootball, the Concept League’s first edition consisted of two divisions of repeated fantasy kit matchups and some of the finest designers on the website battling to come out on top - or, in the case of TRIDENTE and KitKong, achieve promotion to the crème de la crème.

Lionel Messi has gone. He’s Paris Saint-Germain’s new number 30 and FC Barcelona are bereft. The “Culés” need cheering up.

The current crest-slash-jester-based kit might not do it, so how about imagining a return for iconic supplier - with Catalan roots - Meyba?