It is not a bad start! good job my friend.

I mean obviously the more you practice, the better you will get at identifying and improving the small details in the presentation and design itself. The only thing is to be careful with how the design looks in the end. Take a look back and study the design. In my opinion, this looks like the template used for Portugal's 2010 kit. And that is OK for inspiration but make sure to innovate and progress in the design. After all, this website is about new and exciting things! innovations and exploration of design. Be risky and show off! I am sure that with practice and uploading designs, your talent will flourish. Keep it up!
Just don't flood the page like some other people have recently done. Does not sit well with many of the users! Good Luck!

@irvingperceni Oh, ya trust me I don't flood the pages. I like to take my time, but no this came out of my head completely. There was nothing that I had related this to. I didn't have any template in mind when creating the jersey, but I do see your understanding, but if you look closely the middle lines are arched, because I did base my design of off the Arch bridges in France itself, I should of made that more clear in my initial design, because it doesn't seem so arched. Thanks for your advice and feedback, and I know it isn't so polished.

Great start mate - honestly, the difference in the quality of my own work between when I first began uploading and now is crazy - http://www.designfootball.com/design-galleries/competitions/juventus-adidas-kits-competition/forza-juve-15304. Here's my first design. The more you work on it the better your designs will become, and this kit is certainly a good place to start. I look forward to seeing moire of your designs

@RedStarLiverpool Thanks a lot man.