Graphic iron-on "FA Premier League 1992-93" sleeve patches These 'League Champions' sleeve patches feature the Lion embroidered in Gold. These Sleeve patches were the one's worn by the United players during the Club's first Double winning Season of 1993-94.
The 2016-19 Emirates FA Cup sleeve patch as used by teams participating in the competition from 2016-19. This patch is applied to the right-sided sleeve
Royal British Legion's Poppy Appeal 2023/24 patch to be used by Premier League and Football League teams as part to support Royal British Legion's Poppy Appeal for the memory of the fallen and the future of the living. The Royal British Legion raises money to support serving members of the Armed Forces, veterans and their families. Most teams wore the streamlined, dated poppy provided by the Royal British Legion, but some wore a slightly different poppy and/or added more detail.
The new Premier League font that by Avery Dennison. There are again only five different colors - black, white, navy, yellow, and red. It is the fourth such redesign in Premier League History. Updated features today letters caron accent and umlaut.
The new Premier League sleeve badge has been redesigned for the 2023-24 season to a stand-alone iconic Premier League lion. The badge looks bigger and puts the lion in the center. What is also interesting is the white border, which has different widths. It is thinner in the upper right and bigger towards the lower left.
Recently Manchester City have been crowned Premier League champions. This means that they will wear the new gold 2023-2024 Premier League Champions Badge in the 2023-2024 season. The new 2023 Premier League Champions sleeve badge does not feature the season when the reigning champions won the title. The gold Premier League 23-24 Champions badge has a metallic effect that let the colors change depending on the angle - from a light gold to a dark metallic gold. The authentic Premier League regular and Champions Patch is developed By Avery Dennison.
One noticeable new feature, is the very subtle tonal pattern visible within the numbers, in a lightning bolt style. Judging by the launch photos, clubs will have the option of white, black, red, yellow or navy printing on the kits. Just as before, the namesets are straight or curved depending on the length of the name.
With November almost starting, the temperature has dropped, you know winter is coming. Another sure sign: European soccer leagues switch over to brighter, high-visibility match balls. The new Nike Premier League Flight 2021-22 hi-vis ball, which features a design inspired by comic books and pop art, the ball has a yellow base and is covered with blue swirls and red circles. All the graphics feature polka dot patterns and thick black outlines. Text and Nike logos on the ball are white with thick black drop shadows, adding to the comic book feel.
The exclusive Liverpool FC back home shirt, Premier League Trophy Champions 2019-20 iron-on patch.
