NSGraphics has bagged themselves another Kit of the Week (KOTW) win, this time for a stage dedicated to special 1860 München Oktoberfest designs.

The Bavarian side is known for releasing striking shirts this time of year - incorporating local dress, such as lederhosen, into the look - and our entrants certainly weren’t shy with their efforts.

Two in two for member Aegon, as they bag themselves their second Crest Redesign Competition Weekly win in a row and their 17th overall.

Sport Boys Association of Peru’s Liga 1 was a semi-obscure choice, but Los Rosados’ colouring clearly whetted some appetites and resulted in some very classy entries in the stage.

As the spectacular "Croatia" stage of the Kit of the Week (KOTW) challenge closes its doors to new entries, and voting for the best 1860 München Oktoberfest shirt is brought to an end too, the last few days delivered the confirmation that member ONI had been voted the winner of the Torquay United edition of our main rolling kit comp.

Pictured here is the winner of the 269th Crest Redesign Competition Weekly (CRCW), the challenge which each week deems a designer as having created the best alternative badge for a given football team.

The Fédération Haïtienne de Football - Haitian Football Federation - was the subject for this stage, and the victor was Aegon with a design which, once again, tweaked the current, real-life version, rather than ripping it up and starting again.

As many will be aware, NSGraphics won the 216th edition of the Kit of the Week (KOTW) challenge, which focussed on Gibraltarian side Lincoln Red Imps.

Taking inspiration from both Gibraltar’s Sacred Heart Church (in the base pattern) and kits of English side Lincoln City - the Red Imps are named after the EFL member club - the winning design sees the familiar red, red and black stripes eschewed in favour of a Third shirt palette of green and blue, with red and yellow trim, and white used for most of the detailing.

Member elfisho is celebrating another site victory as they’ve come out on top in the 268th Crest Redesign Competition Weekly (CRCW).

The winning design for the University College Dublin stage nicely bypasses the tautology of the existing example’s initials (“University College Dublin Dublin”?) whilst retaining the piggybacking of marketability of the capital city the club calls home - à la Paris Saint-Germain.