Pahang 1998 Away Kit

For the 1998 season, Pahang FA team still used the DIADORA brand. Featuring two jerseys: The main yellow jersey and the second white jersey. For the Away jersey, the front and back of the body are filled with a solid vertical blue stripe pattern from the shoulder to the bottom of the jersey. The Pahang team logo is on the left chest, complete with Jawi writing (Persatuan bolasepak Pahang) and the word "PAHANG". The main sponsor, DUNHILL, is located large in the middle in a red box with yellow and gold writing. There is also the PASDEC logo (additional sponsor), printed below the DUNHILL logo. On the back, the sponsor logo GENTING – City of Entertainment, is displayed in red. This jersey is paired with white pants and white and blue socks.

Pahang FA 1998 Away

I'm back to being active here after months of spending time on other things. Starting today and onwards I'm sharing few of the collection of  my projects, including illustrating the Pahang FA kit for the 1998 season. This away jersey is by the Diadora brand.

 

Lille OSC 1987-88 Font

This players number style was used for Lille OSC of France, during the 1987–88 season when the club was sponsored by Peaudouce (a French baby care brand) and outfitted by Puma. The “Peaudouce” arch above the number was part of their Ligue 1 shirt number set.

 

Pahang FA 1996 Kits Set

Sets of  the Pahang FA team with the DIADORA brand for the 1996 season. Featuring two jerseys: The home kits is yellow and the away is white. For the first time in the 1996 season, the Liga M 'patch' was introduced on the team's right arms. The Pahang FA logo is embroidered on the front left side along with the player number sewn in the middle of the front and back jerseys. The main sponsor logo is DUNHILL

 

Final 2025 Udine UEFA Super Cup Match Details (PSG Version).

The Final 2025 Udine UEFA Super Cup match detail patch as apply on the Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) shirts. The match played at Stadio Friuli, Udine, Italy on 13th August 2025 between Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) against Tottenham Hotspur.

 

One2One F.A. Charity Shield 2001 Patch

A patch design for The F.A. Charity Shield, sponsored by One2One. In 2002, the FA renamed it the FA Community Shield, so this One2One patch from 2001 was the very last to use the "Charity Shield" name. The F.A. Charity Shield was the traditional curtain-raiser for the English football season, played between the Premier League champions and the FA Cup winners. That makes this design historically significant because it marks the end of an era.

Around 2000–2001, One2One became the official sponsor of the F.A. Charity Shield. One2One was a UK mobile phone network launched in the mid-1990s, later acquired by T-Mobile. These patch would have been used in the 2001 F.A. Charity Shield, which was historically important reasons:

1. It was the first competitive match played at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, since Wembley Stadium was being rebuilt. The match featured: Manchester United (Premier League champions) against Liverpool (FA Cup winners). Liverpool won 2-1, with goals from Gary McAllister and Michael Owen. Associated with Liverpool’s treble-winning 2000–01 season, since this match was a direct result of their FA Cup victory. Players from both clubs wore this exact patch on their sleeves for the game, making it a collectible piece of memorabilia for Liverpool and Manchester United fans.

2. This was one of the last patches to feature a traditional flat, embroidered design before modern heat-applied and 3D silicone patches became common. After the renaming to the Community Shield in 2002, the design changed significantly:

The One2One logo disappeared as the sponsor ended and a new, more modern FA logo was incorporated.

Pahang FA 1996 Away

Another classic kits with DIADORA Pahang 1996 Away. I've never seen these DIADORA logo were used before.