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Arsenal – Bruised Banana
Arsenal’s iconic “Bruised Banana” shirt is ready for a fresh interpretation! Its bold, dynamic patterns on a yellow base provide the starting point for this...
Football Kit Club
Where kits get talked about.
New kits get talked about the day they come out. Share the shirts in your wardrobe, or enter the design challenge that opens every week. Membership is free.
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Napoli – Halloween Kit
Napoli's Halloween kit tradition is ready for a new interpretation! What began with spider webs in 2021 evolved into designs featuring bats, skulls, and...
How a challenge works
Every concept runs for two weeks: designs are collected in the first week and voted on in the second.
The concept opens
A new concept opens on Sunday evening and designs are accepted for a week. Entries sit in the gallery in the order they arrive, and no points are shown until voting starts.
Voting starts
When entries close, a week of voting begins. Everyone picks three designs; the first pick is worth 5 points, the second 3 and the third 1. You cannot vote for your own entry and you cannot change a vote once it is cast.
Results are published
Once voting ends the standings go up, and the points and titles you earn are recorded on your profile. There is no cash prize.
Kit Studio
Design your own kit in the browser
Free, with nothing to install: you work on a real kit model and see it in 3D from every angle. No account needed to design.
A pattern for every panel
Front, back, sleeves, cuffs and collar each take their own colour. Start from patterns football knows — stripes, checks, Bavarian diamonds.
Your own artwork
Drag and drop your pattern file, or download a panel’s template and work on top of it.
Crest, sponsor, name and number
Pick your club’s crest or upload your logo; move the name and number on the back wherever you like.
3D and flat pattern
Turn the kit in 3D with its flat pattern beside it. When you’re done, download a high-resolution image — a free account is all it takes.
Recent winners
Three principles
Human effort
AI can help at the idea stage, but designs generated entirely with AI and AI-made presentations cannot enter. You declare that the work is your own when you submit it.
Open to everyone
You don't need to be a professional. A drawing on paper, photographed and uploaded, is judged in the same challenge.
A permanent record
Every challenge keeps its concept, entries and result on its own page. You keep a receipt for the vote you cast, and published results are not changed afterwards.
A new concept opens every week.
Opening an account takes a couple of minutes and joining is free. Have a look at the past challenges first if you like.
Follow along
A football kit community — new releases, collections and weekly design challenges.
What happens here
New releases
When a club unveils a kit, the thread opens the same day. People who like it and people who don't write under the same heading.
Collections
Post photos of the shirts in your wardrobe and tell us where each one came from and which match it saw.
Rooms
Conversations are split into league and topic rooms, so the thread you are looking for doesn't get lost in the feed.
Field Notes
Articles about how a kit design comes together and how a challenge week unfolds.
- ProcessHow a kit design is born: from concept to submissionFive steps that turn a weekly concept into a submittable kit design — gathering reference, locking the palette, choosing a template, the detail pass, and presentation.
- VotingAnatomy of a challenge weekFrom concept launch to results: the entry window, the voting transition, 5/3/1 scoring and how reputation is written into the ledger — walked through step by step.
- RuleThe human-made line: why AI output stays out of the competitionAI-generated kit designs and AI-made presentations are banned in FKC challenges; AI at the idea stage is fine. The reasoning behind the rule, how it is enforced in practice, and what happens in borderline cases.
Common questions
- What is Football Kit Club?
- A community built around kit culture. New releases get discussed, old seasons get remembered, and members share their own collections.
- Is membership paid?
- No. Creating an account, reading the feed, joining rooms, entering challenges and voting are all free.
- Who can take part?
- Anyone who loves football shirts. No design background and no professional tool required.
- How do I enter a challenge?
- Create an account, verify your email, then pick the week that is open for entry on the Challenges page. Read the concept description, upload your design and add a short note.