I have the same fascination with hockey jerseys lol

@@shawklan27 now our days you have to pay a subscription fee to watch some of your favorite teams play, it’s ridiculous. Broadcasting companies are ruining sports

@@mxm7891 indeed that shit is happening with the la liga in prime video and I find it ridiculous

They cost 1 dollar to make, and they sell for 90 dollar

I bought a real madrid authentic version with both jersey and shorts(Thailand made) just only 15$ . I don’t know what those 100$ jerseys feels like but what i have with 15$ is pretty authentic to me

Yeah same same,I want to know witch player version keeps you cool better

@@randyangel9412 Adidas overall is the one which keeps you cool better. The fit overall is a bit more relaxed and the wicking and weaving method using is pretty loose throughout the whole garment so the air will breathe through more effectively. Nike's Vapor knit technology requires a size up to have the same level of comfort as your TTS fan version (can we stop saying replica FFS). The ventilation in the new-gen Vapor has improved but if you have a fully sublimated shirt (3 or more colours) then the material used doesn't breathe as well. Puma, Shincool technology used, predominately at the rear panel, it's a finely woven mesh material which works well but the namesets also block a fair bit of that. The laser cut holes at the shoulder and neck are basically aesthetic purpose only and the front panels where by are a high-quality material, don't breathe as well as the other 2. I hope that explains a little for you.

@@RiKFSC so for Nike if im a small I should get a medium and you say color effect the breath ability?

@@randyangel9412 you should definitely size up on the Nike Vapor. The colour itself doesn't affect it, it's the material used. If you had say a Liverpool home top, it's a pre dyed material, and in most cases not printed over the top. it's also softer and therefore breathes better. The material used for prints for full sublimation (you'll see it be white on the inside) is a little harsher and therefore to accept the print on the material has to be a little tougher. You'll notice it straight away if you wear one then the other. I know it's a little hard to explain in words without pictures but you'll get what I mean. I talk a lot about this on my twitter and insta @rikfsc

@@RiKFSC ok cool

Glad to be of service!

@Denver J yeah it just depends

Its a recent change between the last 2-3 years. Use to be they were all "player issued" shirts at replica price

In american football you wearing gear and tons of layring fabric before you put on the jersey. While in soccer it's bare skin that is in contact with the kit all the time.

Would be nice if they have one that's all embroidered for logos, badges, and numbers/names so you can just throw it in the laundry and not worry about it.

Yes, for example the match worn nike aerosifts are tighter than the vapor aerosiwft from the nike stores.

Agree. But for each and individual player, his jersey is custom made for his favorite. For example, Messi likes a loosen jersey, unlike other players seen in tight fit ones.

That’s more likely to just be due to it being a custom fit.

Well.name stitching and some player requets for tailored fit or certain embrodery its same

Just call it soccer. If you’re American it is understandable to call it soccer.

@@adagioelegy1949: Sorry man, I’m not an american…so I call it football as a respect to the real name of the sport……I mentioned “football (soccer)”was as a respect to american football… 😇 Cheers

@@andrikristianto2577 ohhhh i thought you said you were an American. my bad

@@adagioelegy1949: totally understood, Man.. Cheers 😇

True true because different brands name them different,like for Nike they just use Dri fit and Vapornit

Their goal is to make more money and selling the “authentic” player version brings them more 💰

@Denver J where do you buy them

Go to @kitlocker98 or @kit supplier on Instagram. Sell any kit for £30

You can wear anything you like

Yes heat pressed logo's are less durable than the embroidered logo

@@nneckmn5603 yeah 100% mine ripped off after some time unfortunately

@@abdoarahmangubran1679 Did you wash it right and air dried it? If you did it in a wrong way it will obviously fall off

@@abdoarahmangubran1679 which brand was it

I see your point

agreed. they could learn from mitchell & ness authentic nba jerseys. where their authentic jerseys everything is sewn on w details. while their swingman(replica) jerseys are heat pressed. i prefer sewn on crests on futbol kits bc they feel much better and more durable

Embroidery lasts longer

I go a size up with Nike lately, meaning I have medium with Adidas and Large with Nike. Authetnics are a little bit more snug.

@@dnullm just a question You chose a size up only with nike for the authentic version? So for Adidas soccer jersey you have the same size from replica to authentic? Like you I have to size up with nike but I haven't any Adidas authentic jersey only a Real Madrid replica Thank you

Replica is the cheaper version designed for us, the fans. Authentic versions, are ALMOST the exact same as the ones players use on the field. Even though the authentic player versions are deemed authentic, I’m pretty sure the ones the players use on the pitch are still a little different than the ones they sell.

@@allah2670 exactly i feel like if you’re tryna wear the jersey just for everyday stuff like going out wearing it with jeans etc then replica is better but if you want it to play football etc then maybe authentic is for hig

Usually those are remakes by factories. For say. It’s not from the actual brands. But it’s from fake companies.

Many jersey fakers also use the term "replica" for their fakes

Hey orang Malaysia

I think because that’s the type of jersey the actual players wear

@@d.s5508 yess

If you use it frequently, yes it might come off. There is no stitching on Player Version simply because it has to do with the weight of material.

Depending on the team you like, try to see if they have an official store. Or try Fanatics.com as they are the big brand for most, if not all jerseys.

@@allah2670 yeah I just got Liverpool jerseys for like $20 but they don’t have names

If they have a thing on the bottom then yeah

If logos are printed authentic if knitted replicas

Actually that never happened, since the 90's and 80's there were always player versions that were NOT SOLD on stores. Only the replica or fan versions were selled for public. Since 2000 and later they started to sell the player versions also.

Apparently you need to go a size up only if you want it to fit like the replica version but if you get the L I’ll be tight idk lol

@@footballkm4631 exactly. It’ll fit tight but that’s not a bad thing if you’re fit.

Yes

You can hand wash it

Read the tag on the inside, it usually tells you the best way

Flip it inside out and hand wash it. Try to not put it through the dryer and find a place to air dry it. As long as you’re not sweating in it or smell bad, you won’t have to wash it that often.

No that just means you have the “fan” or supporter version. It’s official and manufactured by the brand and or club.

iu al Suk Ok thanks

@@daducknfrog6673 can you play in the fan version or is it not designed for training

@@guido2541 Of course, but the Authentic one is apparantly better for it, but Im certain you can't feel a difference.

@@guido2541 u probably won’t feel a difference

I have one authentic from Liverpool which is made in Indonesia

I have a Mexico one made from Thailand

Not the same. Replica and authentic are OFFICIAL LICENSED PRODUCTS, original products. But most people use the term replica to reffer to the FAKES.

They do on their website

hello im from the philippines too. i know an online shop that sells authentic/player version kits!

@@samanthakieran9225 Hi. Do you have a facebook account so I can reach you. Thanks.

@@karlxxzc facebook.com/Futbolero.ph/ this is their fb link. you may reach them through instagram for faster communication 😊

@@samanthakieran9225 yeah futboler ph. Nakaka limang jersey na ko jan hehe

🙏

Wtf