2014 Kit

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outback wiganer
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Like them both. I know the home one has strayed off the traditional hoops design but I quite like the change. The away one looks very smart in my opinion. Wonder which one Father Christmas will bring me. :roll:
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They're better on a second viewing but not that fussed about either. Not a disaster but nowt special.
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New Kits Launched

Wigan Warriors have unveiled their 2014 home and away kits in front of hundreds of supporters at a packed Launch Event which was held at the Grand Arcade in Wigan Town Centre on Monday evening.

The distinctive home shirt retains the famous Cherry and White hoops but breaks tradition with a design featuring a diagonal mix of narrow alternating hoops. Wigan will wear the shirt primarily with white shorts and white socks with a cherry trim during their Super League and Challenge Cup defence in 2014.

The new away shirt is Royal Purple with thin white hoops and navy trim. This will be worn with navy shorts and navy socks which include a purple trim.

The shirts are designed and produced by Australian kit manufacturers ISC and will feature new Main Club Partner, Houses For Homes, across the chest. Magners Irish Cider and Ainscough Crane Hire Ltd continue as sleeve sponsors while Caliper Engineering and new sponsor Light Distribution are prominent on the upper back. The shorts feature both Maximuscle and Multipave logos.

Speaking about the kits, Warriors Marketing Director Simon Collinson said;

"We are thrilled that both designs provide an exciting new look but retain our core elements of Cherry and White hoops. The home shirt is a contemporary design in line with the Club's aim to vary the traditional shirt every three years, whilst we have continued with a purple theme for the away kit which last season proved to be one of our most popular ever. We think both shirts will prove very popular with our loyal supporters in what promises to be another exciting campaign under Shaun Wane."

Both the home and away shirts are now on sale from the Warriors World Store, by calling the Merchandise Hotline on 01942 239655 and online from midnight at www.wiganwarriors.com. Adult shirts are available in sizes from Extra Small to 7XL and ladies shirts in sizes 8 to 18, priced at £47. Junior shirts are available from 6-16 years priced at £35 while toddlers kits from 0-4 years are just £28.


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The background pattern on this site will need to be changed for next season now.

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Wiganwarrior1
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New home shirt is awful and not Wigan at all. Is it even cherry??

May buy away shirt but definitely not the home one.

Disappointing.
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Sorry i'm a traditionalist not my to my liking wheres the cherry and white?? We will look like sticks of American candy.

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Anyone who buys the home shirt must have more money than sense as it is awful.
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Really like them both, think the designers have done a great job. Slightly prefer the away one only because I think the sponsor/logo looks better on the darker top.

Out of interest, how many people bought the home top last season AND the season before? Reason I ask is that I bought the 2012 top but the 2013 top was so similar I decided its wasn't worth shelling out £40 for it so kept with the old one.

Now I love the traditional cherry and white hoops but there is only so much you can do with them and if the club want to make some money selling tops then they need to change every now and again. Correct me if im wrong but I think the last 'non tradtional' top was our best seller in recent times (pink one). I will now, more than likely buy the tradional cherry and white hooped home shirt of 2015.

Wouldn't surprise me if most of the people knocking the new kits haven't bought one since the Norweb 1989 top :D
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Home shirt im undecided on and will have to see in real life to know if i like it or not.

Away - i dont like, i like the design but whats this new obsession with purple its a horrid colour. why cant we have an away that is black or blue like kits in the past.
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Tell you another thing i hope these shirts are better fitting, i dont know about anyone else but i got the man of steel shirt in M and it is tight as hell round the arms and baggy round the stomach and from this picture it looks like these with be the same.

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