New Wests Tigers Jersey

I honestly don’t understand the Steeden hate other then the first year I’ve loved most the gear they have released
 
I liked @Billy M’s or something similar. A simple classic style we can have for a century. So when you see one you know it, and ya grandkids will have the same one as your old faded one, and you can say I’ve had mine for 50years, and when I die you can polish your hoverboard with it.
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I think we're missing a huge opportunity that is unique to our team and basically untapped...

STRIPES.

I'm talking actual tiger stripes. Keep them clean, simple, even just on the shoulders like the Bengals in the NFL (see below). Could be incorporated into the more traditional V jersey by outting a few along the side OR we could completely modernise our look.

I guarantee we'd get a heap more young fans on that design element alone. I think we underestimate the 'tiger' brand. One of the most striking animals and beloved by kids. Let's lean into our strengths, leverage what we have staring us in the face. It's a no brainer in my opinion.


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To me, the simpler design, the better.

Too many angles, sharp points, stuff like stripes, claws, etc, make it all too messy and not aesthetic in any way, shape or form. That includes the mid and late 2000's strips that were WAY too busy.

Personally, something like this is more my taste. 63b4bc68dfbef.jpeg63b4bd798d4dd.jpeg
 
Yes, jersey's should be simple design with slight tweaks to justify new jersey purchase each year but honour the original.

I like the idea of having a fairly stable home jersey and more experimentation and design flair with the away jersey, like what the premier league teams do.

Liverpool for example have a simple red jersey, that's it, but then little changes like a subtle pattern feel or a line here or there feel like major changes. Same with Tottenham and Real Madrid and their white jersey. I'm sure none of them have trouble selling jerseys every year. Then their alternative jerseys are often way out their with fluro colours and weird designs for those people thirsting for that sort of thing.

A stable and classic base design adds value to the jersey and gives the club a clear identity. I like how Souths and the Roosters do that.

Like most things at our club we haven't really built up any key characteristics in our jersey.
 
Tiger Tarl said:
I think we're missing a huge opportunity that is unique to our team and basically untapped...

STRIPES.

I'm talking actual tiger stripes. Keep them clean, simple, even just on the shoulders like the Bengals in the NFL (see below). Could be incorporated into the more traditional V jersey by outting a few along the side OR we could completely modernise our look.

I guarantee we'd get a heap more young fans on that design element alone. I think we underestimate the 'tiger' brand. One of the most striking animals and beloved by kids. Let's lean into our strengths, leverage what we have staring us in the face. It's a no brainer in my opinion.


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Have always thought this myself. Subtle stripes and orange.

Pork chops and apple sauce.
 
Kelce68 said:
To me, the simpler design, the better.

Too many angles, sharp points, stuff like stripes, claws, etc, make it all too messy and not aesthetic in any way, shape or form. That includes the mid and late 2000's strips that were WAY too busy.

Personally, something like this is more my taste. View attachment 16414View attachment 16415
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Okay, so these look pretty damn good.... Like the orange and would love to see a white one.
 
Kelce68 said:
To me, the simpler design, the better.

Too many angles, sharp points, stuff like stripes, claws, etc, make it all too messy and not aesthetic in any way, shape or form. That includes the mid and late 2000's strips that were WAY too busy.

Personally, something like this is more my taste. View attachment 16414View attachment 16415
Click to expand...
PLEASE give us something even similar to these!
The current jerseys are garbage
 
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