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What shirt of ours is this tweet referring to? 15:50 - Jan 16 with 1446 views

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What shirt of ours is this tweet referring to? on 15:53 - Jan 16 with 1403 views

wkj

The old fisons one came to mind, but that was umbro.

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What shirt of ours is this tweet referring to? on 16:15 - Jan 16 with 1308 views

FightingEssex

It was designed for Ipswich but we dropped them as the supplier before it got used, so others used it and we used the Umbro strips instead.

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What shirt of ours is this tweet referring to? on 16:33 - Jan 16 with 1223 views

WD19

That ‘pattern’ by Adidas was always known as the Ipswich template. It was used in the famous Dutch kit, but was called Ipswich in the catalogue.

https://mobile.twitter.com/classicshirts/status/1443916158223196202

[Post edited 16 Jan 2022 16:34]

What shirt of ours is this tweet referring to? on 21:05 - Jan 16 with 869 views

MisterBlue

What shirt of ours is this tweet referring to? on 16:15 - Jan 16 by FightingEssex
It was designed for Ipswich but we dropped them as the supplier before it got used, so others used it and we used the Umbro strips instead.

Not strictly true. Adidas also had templates named Aberdeen, Everton and Chelsea. None of which were used by the clubs - Everton and Chelsea were not even signed to Adidas

Edit: added link

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