FoxtrotAlphaZulu
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Some care, some don't. It's all subjective and often divisive.
For me, certain key parameters have to be adhered to for a striped Sheff United shirt. There is a minimum and maximum acceptable stripe width, and the centre stripe is ALWAYS RED.
As mention previously, thin stripes at a distance make the shirt appear pink, and thin striped shirt often look cheap. I'm not a fan. Overly thick stripes end up giving the impression that the shirt isn't striped, but just 3 blocks of colour.
Using official Errea templates, a few of my artistic impressions thrown into the ring. Always only 3 red stripes visible, a less vibrant red (Adidas got it spot on. Last season was too bright), a Bramall Lane watermark on some designs.
For me, certain key parameters have to be adhered to for a striped Sheff United shirt. There is a minimum and maximum acceptable stripe width, and the centre stripe is ALWAYS RED.
As mention previously, thin stripes at a distance make the shirt appear pink, and thin striped shirt often look cheap. I'm not a fan. Overly thick stripes end up giving the impression that the shirt isn't striped, but just 3 blocks of colour.
Using official Errea templates, a few of my artistic impressions thrown into the ring. Always only 3 red stripes visible, a less vibrant red (Adidas got it spot on. Last season was too bright), a Bramall Lane watermark on some designs.