They have been famous over the last few years with their extreme kit designs, including the Andy Warhol inspired florescent multi colouring of Blanche de Castille, the wife of Louis VIII on their shirt. Not forgetting the flowers printed on the front of their shirt and also their electric pink jersey.
Some of these have been pretty extreme, however put your sunglasses on….. squint your eyes…… now get ready for one the most extreme kit I, rugby and Scotland has ever seen!
This kit, which looks like some one has given a child a paint set and said, do what you want, is noticeable to say the least.
It has been designed to celebrate the 1872 cup derby matches as Edinburgh take on Glasgow on both the 27th December and 2nd January, it will certainly prove to add a bit of colour to the festive season. The kit has been designed by Rhino and will become a valuable collector’s edition in the future. However priced at a steep £60 it will take a lot of saving if I’ll want one.
But this is the question is this kit nice? Would you buy and wear it? I’d recommend this kit to anyone who feels that they walk down the street and fail to be noticed. Because well lets be honest, you could stand a mile away on a foggy day and we would still see you. What do you think? Would you buy it and wear it?
Nick De Luca shielding his eyes from the brightness
Well it is good publicity for a game I knew nothing about. I might wear it on the beach but then again that would have to be a place were no one knows me.
ReplyDeleteBy the way will Glasgow be wearing the Rab C Nesbitt string vests to tone down the brightness?
Ulster Monster
well, at least the players look like they're having a laugh! Either that or they're completely dazzled by it all.
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