Wednesday, December 26, 2012
Template & Font
Please take note...I'm offering FIVE 2012-13 latest template label + basic template + FIVE font (offer not included Nike EURO 2012 range) for USD25.00. I'm really sorry do not answering any of your requested for any font and template here, Pleased to inform you that these fonts and template collections are from the personal collection of SwitchImageProject.Com and most of the listed are not for free sharing. But if you really interested with my project collection worked, better donate and kindly indicate your choice. Please keep note that all my file in a.i and eps formats only.
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Philippines away kits & font 2012-13
The Away kit totally white, with a red accent on the chest, right shoulder, and sides. It also has a round neck collar. The player number is made out of durable rubberized print. Additional on the sleeves are affixed to the national flag and the logo of the AFF competition.
Tuesday, December 25, 2012
Philippines AFF 2012 team kits
The home kit is mostly blue, with the classy dark blue Puma pin stripes on chest area, with a white accent on the chest, right shoulder, and sides. It also has a round neck collar. The player number is made out of durable rubberized print. Additional on the sleeves are affixed to the national flag and the logo of the AFF competition. Names and numbers are made with the particular font Puma Gaffer.
During its win over Myanmar, the Philippines debuted their 2012/13 away kit from technical sponsor PUMA. The all white kit uses the
same design as the team’s predominantly blue home uniform
The home kit is complete with blue shorts and socks, for change white socks also was worn with the blue shirts.
Sunday, December 23, 2012
Oman new Taj kits 2012
The Oman Football Association (OFA) has launched the new official team kit from local brand Taj ( together with a new OFA logo) to be worn by Oman in their forthcoming push for 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil qualification. Currently ranked 86th in the world by FIFA, the Oman national football team or the nickname The Red Warrior also still have a chance at qualifying for the 2014 FIFA World Cup.
The new kit, designed for the Oman national team by Taj, a new Omani-based company, has been created using a unique performance fabric which will give maximum aid to the players on the field especially during the hot season experienced in Oman. The kit has been designed to showcase the colours of the Omani flag and all the profits generated from its sales will be injected into the OFA’s grassroots football programme in Oman.
When the Oman Football Association decided to update the national team jersey, the process began with the development of goals for the new kit, which focused on:
• Creating a look that isboth sharp and iconic
• Representing the Sultanate and its love of football proudly through the design
• Utilizing material technology that provides Oman teams on the pitch with a strategic advantage, especially given the generally warm local climate
• Assuring that revenue from both the making and the sales of the jersey benefits Oman
The OFA team quickly realized their goals were extremely Oman-centric, and that to create a new shirt that achieves them, designers who really understand
Oman were required. This is why the OFA created a new brand, Taj, operated by local professionals.
Meanwhile the new OFA logo has been designed as a fresh representation of the Association’s core values of passion for football, fair play, social responsibility and ambassador of Oman. The logo will be at the forefront of the OFA’s new marketing campaign – Everybody Loves Football - aimed at getting more people playing and watching football across the Sultanate.
The new kit, designed for the Oman national team by Taj, a new Omani-based company, has been created using a unique performance fabric which will give maximum aid to the players on the field especially during the hot season experienced in Oman. The kit has been designed to showcase the colours of the Omani flag and all the profits generated from its sales will be injected into the OFA’s grassroots football programme in Oman.
When the Oman Football Association decided to update the national team jersey, the process began with the development of goals for the new kit, which focused on:
• Creating a look that isboth sharp and iconic
• Representing the Sultanate and its love of football proudly through the design
• Utilizing material technology that provides Oman teams on the pitch with a strategic advantage, especially given the generally warm local climate
• Assuring that revenue from both the making and the sales of the jersey benefits Oman
The OFA team quickly realized their goals were extremely Oman-centric, and that to create a new shirt that achieves them, designers who really understand
Oman were required. This is why the OFA created a new brand, Taj, operated by local professionals.
Meanwhile the new OFA logo has been designed as a fresh representation of the Association’s core values of passion for football, fair play, social responsibility and ambassador of Oman. The logo will be at the forefront of the OFA’s new marketing campaign – Everybody Loves Football - aimed at getting more people playing and watching football across the Sultanate.
Saturday, December 22, 2012
Genoa 2012-13 team font
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