No Room For Racism 2020/21 Premier League Patch Sleeve Patch

The Premier League 2020-21 season feature special badge on players and officials sleeves throughout the season as a reminder of commitment to eradicate racism. 'No Room For Racism' sleeve badge has a simple black and white squared look, placed on the right sleeve below the official EPL sleeve badge.

Launching in March 2019, the No Room For Racism campaign has brought together the Premier League’s wide-ranging work promoting equality and inclusion across all areas of football. Matches dedicated to No Room For Racism have sent strong messages to fans attending games and those watching around the world, encouraging behavioural change and urging them to take action by reporting any racist conduct.

 

Alternate Premier League Black Lives Matter Patch

Alternate designs for the English Premier League 'Black Lives Matter' patch by the team Leicester City, Tottenham Hotspur, West Ham United and Brighton Hove & Albion shirts, that appear on the sleeve of the player. The gesture of the English Premier League comes after civil rights campaigns in solidarity with the social justice movement.

Premier League 'Black Lives Matter' Patch

The English Premier League kits from all 20 teams will feature various elements to support the 'BlackLivesMatter' movement. The gesture of the English Premier League comes after civil rights campaigns have gained momentum across the globe following the horrible death of George Floyd in the United States. 

All Premier League player names on the back of kits will be replaced by the phrase 'Black Lives Matter' in solidarity with the social justice movement.

Special 'Heads Up' Campaign, Sleeve Badge.

For showing support for the Heads Up campaign to raise awareness, English Premier League teams dedicate its Matchweek 26 fixtures, in February 2020, were wearing a special charity patch on the sleeve, taking the place of the Premier League sleeve badge. Referees and their assistants are wearing Heads Up badges over the two weekends of Matchweek 26. 

Dubbed the 'Heads Up' campaign, the Premier League is joining the wider football family in England and is involved by every football team from across the Premier League, EFL, The National League, The Barclays FA Women's Super League, The FA Women's Championship and The FA Women's National League.

Spearheaded by The Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, which combines a campaign to tackle stigma and change the conversation on mental health with fundraising for a series of innovative new mental health services.The campaign also working closely with charity partners Mind, CALM and Sporting Chance. 

Clubs of all levels will feature Heads Up branding across stadiums, programmes and player kit, in a major unifying moment that aims to get the nation talking about mental health This message, along with Heads Up branding, will be seen by millions around the world at the Premier League fixtures over the two weekends through branding in stadiums, programmes and on player kits, in a unifying moment that aims to get the nation talking about mental health. 

Premier League 2019 Asia Trophy Sleeve Badges

Premier League custom sleeve badge with smart digital technology will be used for the first time in 2019 Premier League Asia Trophy, played in China from 17-20 July, 2019. Avery Dennison has designed a bespoke, technologically advanced sleeve badge to be worn by players on the two matchdays in Nanjing and Shanghai. In addition to the sleeve badges, players from all teams will wear their names and numbers on the back of their shirts.

Avery Dennison has collaborated with Chinese artist Zhijun Wang to design the custom-made sleeve badge for the tournament which will be worn on the playing shirts of Manchester City, Newcastle United, West Ham United and Wolverhampton Wanderers – the four Premier League teams taking part.The design features a unique typeface for the Chinese characters that read 'China', based on a similar pattern to that of the Premier League, additional behind the Premier League lion, there is a waving flag, showing the unity in the sport.

Premier League 2019/20 Sleeve Badges

Started from the Premier League 2019-20 season. New left sleeve Badges have been revealed, made by new supplier Avery Dennison. The new Premier League 2019-2020 sleeve badge have an upgrade with a slightly refreshed gradient design that was added to the edge of the logo and a change to printed vinyl. Additional the Champions version in gold and comes without the Premier League lettering. The badge size 8cm x 8cm made by Thin Plastic Flock.

The comparison new Premier League 2019-20 season badge from the previous design that was introduced ahead of the 2016-17 season.

Barclays Premiership Patch 2006-07

During the progress for the Liverpool 2006-07 Home kits project, I'm noticed that I've never done these Barclays Patch. The solution I have to back to the started again almost half-day just to worked on these patch in vector.

The league has had a lion with a crown ang hold a ball. There was also the Barclays Premiership Logo that had the Barclays eagle inside a ball and the name typeset in the same font as the Barclays logo.

English Barclays Premier League Champions Patch 2006/07

Graphic the English Barclays Premier League 2006-07 Champions badge apply on the right sleeve on the Manchester United  shirts.

Sponsor Sleeve PL Team Kits

Completed graphic 15, Premier League clubs sponsor sleeve for the 2017-18 season so far. Inaugural for the first time, the Premier League allows clubs to have a sleeve sponsor on the left sleeve, with the Premier League logo still featuring on the right. The only teams that have no sleeve sponsor are Arsenal, Burnley, Everton, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur.

Font Premier League Sans Completed

Premier League Sans completed typography references. Start from the 2017-18 season, the new font, designed in collaboration with Official Partner Sporting iD and Premier League clubs will wear shirts adorned with a new set of names and numbers.

Font Premier League 2017-18

Start from the 2017-18 season, the new font, designed in collaboration with Official Partner Sporting iD and Premier League clubs will wear shirts adorned with a new set of names and numbers.

The new Premier League font design  It is the first change for 10 years to the names and numbers used in the Premier League. Sporting iD also deliver service supplying names, numbers and sleeve badges for the Premier League,

The font features a modern and vibrant design is available in five colorways: white with black details and black, navy, red, and yellow; all with white details to ensure that all of the Names and Numbers will stand out any kit across the league.

2016 Poppy Remembrance Day Patch Detail Part 2

I'm continue with the 2016 Poppy Remembrance Day Appeal patch to be used by Premier League and Football League teams in November 2016 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.
For latest posted the Poppy badge as worn by the team Manchester United, Chelsea FC and Manchester United on the November match game.

2016 Poppy Remembrance Day Patch Detail Part 1

For references here the detailed graphic 2016 Poppy Remembrance Day Appeal Patch in support Royal British Legion's Poppy Appeal for the memory of the fallen and the future of the living. 

Watford FC the only team will wear shirts embossed with a poppy featured the match detailed printed during the Premier League fixture at Anfield, against Liverpool on November 6, 2016.

Sporting iD again supported The Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal by providing heat applied poppies to professional clubs. Tottenham Hotspurs Poppy patch position slight off comparison with the standard as the the Liverpool Poppy patch position.

2016 Poppy Remembrance Day Appeal Patch

Patch to be used by Premier League and Football League teams in November 2016 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.

Premier League Captain Armband

Additional to the Premier League new identity series, here the info graphic new 2016-17 Premier League captain armband that were show-off on the second match. The 2016-17 Premier League captain armband comes with the league's famous blue and white design. The armband is again remarkably small, and it even looks like that the logo still looking identical to the previous armband.

Nike Ordem 4 Premier League 2016-2017 Match Ball

Released in July 2016, the new Nike Ordem 4 16-17 Premier League Ball introduces the boldest design for the Premier League in history, Additional features the redesigned Premier League logo for the first time ever. Blue, green and purple waves surround the Premier League badge on the new ball, with solid black lines in between. The design boasts an extremely bold multicolor Ordem 4 graphic pattern that has only one aim. The colorful upper of the Nike 2016-17 Premier League Football comes with the writing 'Official Match Ball - Nike Ordem'. The upper also includes the numbers 2016 and 2017, which are nicely included within the one-of-a-kind colorful lines graphic pattern.

Rebranding 2016-2017 Premier League Logo

Launched on February 2016, the new Premier League logo for the 2016-17 season onwards it boast an all-new design that comes without Barclays name after Premier League announced to remain sponsorless from the 2016-17 season. An additional some of the new logos will see the title shortened to 'PL', a modern take on the lion icon, created in partnership with London-based global agency DesignStudio and Robin Brand Consultants. 

"From next season we will move away from title sponsorship and the competition will be known simply as the Premier League, a decision which provided the opportunity to consider how we wanted to present ourselves as an organisation and competition," Premier League Managing Director, Richard Masters, said.We are very pleased with the outcome: a visual identity which is relevant, modern and flexible that will help us celebrate everyone that makes the Premier League.

Credit to Ethan for helping me, completed these fully graphic worked. Hopefully more info graphic from other league and tournament will be posted here. 

PL 2016-17 Font Completed

Already completed the Premier League Sans font sets for the collection.

Font Leeds United 1993/95 Kits

Under Horward Wilkinson, Leeds United were a solid side and they coasted to fifth place in the end of two season from 1993-94 and 1994-95.

Early 90s EPL Players Letters Font

I'm already worked few collection for the English Premier League team font from the early 90s to the mid-90s. Founded out most of the players name font design used the same basic template instead the team was worn with the Adidas, Asics or Umbro kits.