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Reebok it is then (new 3rd shirt p51)
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Apparently so! Something I never knew.The Red Robin said:
This season’s home kit takes its inspiration from one of Reading’s most iconic legacies: Huntley & Palmers. For over 150 years, the company sold thousands of biscuits across Britain and the world, with their distinctive tins carrying the name of our town to every corner of the world. So strong was this connection, Reading became synonymous with biscuits – and the football club became affectionately known as The Biscuitmen.Our 2025/26 kit pays homage to this legacy with a striking design that reimagines the club’s signature hoops to echo the decorative Victorian-style biscuit tins once found in homes worldwide. It’s a look that proudly reconnects us with our origins, after a time when remembering who we are has felt more important than ever.3 -
That's fucking crackers!13
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MarcusH26 said:
Apparently so! Something I never knew.The Red Robin said:
This season’s home kit takes its inspiration from one of Reading’s most iconic legacies: Huntley & Palmers. For over 150 years, the company sold thousands of biscuits across Britain and the world, with their distinctive tins carrying the name of our town to every corner of the world. So strong was this connection, Reading became synonymous with biscuits – and the football club became affectionately known as The Biscuitmen.Our 2025/26 kit pays homage to this legacy with a striking design that reimagines the club’s signature hoops to echo the decorative Victorian-style biscuit tins once found in homes worldwide. It’s a look that proudly reconnects us with our origins, after a time when remembering who we are has felt more important than ever.Weird fact. Despite their name, Huntley and Palmers were actually formed by 3 Welsh sisters. Diana, Jessica & Tiffiny Jones.
Or as they preferred to be known - Di, Jess & Tiff.
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That Reading kit is an abomination.
“For over 150 years, the company sold thousands of biscuits across Britain and the world”.
No wonder they aren’t around any more.1 -
Crumbs!5
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I was just going to order the new shirt online, but I’m glad I popped down to the club shop — the material’s so shocking I’m convinced they ordered them off Temu during their lunch break!4
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That Reading kit looks like the result of a W1A blue sky brainstorm.Marketing execs not fans disappearing up their own bum holes without ever asking the average fan what they think.
Then slap Select Car Leasing in the middle of the biscuit tribute. Bad…1 -
Absolutely this, the one I ordered for my dad arrived yesterday and I'm staying well clear. Might get a Jamaica one instead.scabbyhorse said:I was just going to order the new shirt online, but I’m glad I popped down to the club shop — the material’s so shocking I’m convinced they ordered them off Temu during their lunch break!1 -
Honestly think this is a class kit. They’ve tried to do something different and I think it works. Not everyone’s cup of tea but I think it’s greatMrBurns said:The new wetherspoons dinner plate kit just launched
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AberystwythAddick said:
Honestly think this is a class kit. They’ve tried to do something different and I think it works. Not everyone’s cup of tea but I think it’s greatMrBurns said:The new wetherspoons dinner plate kit just launched
But it could be.11 -
This made me chuckle
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Someone on Facebook matched the new shirt with last seasons, very different reds
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Looks like they've grown a bit too...23
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It's like Tyreece before and after last summerForeverAddickted said:Looks like they've grown a bit too...4 - Sponsored links:
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Everyone I know who's either bought one or had been into the shop and seen the new shirt in the flesh, has said the quality/material is poor, and the stitching is terrible in some cases. The kids kits also have the sponsor & logos as part of the shirt itself rather than printed on, which just looks naff especially for £50.
Really disappointing! The Castore quality was rubbish in terms of the sponsor/badges falling off but I actually felt the material of the shirts was pretty good. Expected much better from Reebok!4 -
After a hour in the fans bar first game of the season.3 -
That’s poor on the kid’s kits. Especially for 7+ year olds when you’re shelling out £75+ for the full kit.Rufus is a dogs name said:Everyone I know who's either bought one or had been into the shop and seen the new shirt in the flesh, has said the quality/material is poor, and the stitching is terrible in some cases. The kids kits also have the sponsor & logos as part of the shirt itself rather than printed on, which just looks naff especially for £50.
Really disappointing! The Castore quality was rubbish in terms of the sponsor/badges falling off but I actually felt the material of the shirts was pretty good. Expected much better from Reebok!1 -
I kind of like how mental the reading kit is, good to go a bit silly every now and then and makes going back to the standard less boring4
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Gammon said:I kind of like how mental the reading kit is, good to go a bit silly every now and then and makes going back to the standard less boring
Wrong! The Charlton reading kit is very smart.7 -
I might be wrong but I’m not sure it’s manufactured directly by Reebok but licenced to another company to use the name. Anyone know?Rufus is a dogs name said:Everyone I know who's either bought one or had been into the shop and seen the new shirt in the flesh, has said the quality/material is poor, and the stitching is terrible in some cases. The kids kits also have the sponsor & logos as part of the shirt itself rather than printed on, which just looks naff especially for £50.
Really disappointing! The Castore quality was rubbish in terms of the sponsor/badges falling off but I actually felt the material of the shirts was pretty good. Expected much better from Reebok!2 -
That Reading kit, looks like someone run over by a 16 wheeler...🙄2
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If true, that would explain why the knock off companies are already producing them.Nug said:
I might be wrong but I’m not sure it’s manufactured directly by Reebok but licenced to another company to use the name. Anyone know?Anyone know?Rufus is a dogs name said:Everyone I know who's either bought one or had been into the shop and seen the new shirt in the flesh, has said the quality/material is poor, and the stitching is terrible in some cases. The kids kits also have the sponsor & logos as part of the shirt itself rather than printed on, which just looks naff especially for £50.
Really disappointing! The Castore quality was rubbish in terms of the sponsor/badges falling off but I actually felt the material of the shirts was pretty good. Expected much better from Reebok!0 -
I believe Sports Hub Group hold the licence for Reebok and New Balance over here.Nug said:
I might be wrong but I’m not sure it’s manufactured directly by Reebok but licenced to another company to use the name. Anyone know?Rufus is a dogs name said:Everyone I know who's either bought one or had been into the shop and seen the new shirt in the flesh, has said the quality/material is poor, and the stitching is terrible in some cases. The kids kits also have the sponsor & logos as part of the shirt itself rather than printed on, which just looks naff especially for £50.
Really disappointing! The Castore quality was rubbish in terms of the sponsor/badges falling off but I actually felt the material of the shirts was pretty good. Expected much better from Reebok!0 -
Glad it’s not just me, when I first saw it I straight away thought “tyre marks”eastterrace6168 said:That Reading kit, looks like someone run over by a 16 wheeler...🙄1
