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| 1. Author: Parplod Date: Tue 14th Jul 2026. 16:45 At my age a ‘real’ Pars kit has the thin black stripe, but I have to say the new kit looks great. Reply |
| 2. Author: Paristotle Date: Tue 14th Jul 2026. 16:50 Parplod, Tue 14 Jul 16:45 I like the thicker stripes of the 80s - really like this one - it`s different without being ridiculous or a major departure Reply |
| 3. Author: Wotsit Date: Tue 14th Jul 2026. 17:00 That`s a nice top, but I wish you could buy a sponsor-free version (I`d even pay more for it). The sponsor tends to ruin football tops for me, and this one is a particularly terrible one imo. “The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command.” Reply |
| 4. Author: Athletico Date: Tue 14th Jul 2026. 17:49 It`s cracking, really well designed top. Love the link to the towns history, same with the peacock GK tops last season. Reply |
| 5. Author: Tenruh Date: Tue 14th Jul 2026. 17:50 [url]https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1BeGk9uw4V/[/url] Reply |
| 6. Author: neils Date: Tue 14th Jul 2026. 18:05 It`s a cracker, I`m too old to be wearing football tops though! I started watching the Pars early 70s so it was thicker black and white for from memory, the first pinstripe or candy was the Braisby top. Makes sense to switch them around from time to time, our strips have changed over the years, it`s not set in stone like Airdrie, Hibs or Morton etc Reply |
| 7. Author: WYPar Date: Tue 14th Jul 2026. 18:11 A thing of true beauty that one. Excellent work. Reply |
| 8. Author: SusieQ Date: Tue 14th Jul 2026. 18:15 Not usually a fan of the thicker stripes but that is a nice top & lovely nod to Dunfermline`s heritage 😎👏🏼 COME ON YE PARS! Reply |
| 9. Author: Westies squint kicks Date: Tue 14th Jul 2026. 18:59 Strip should do ok, nothing too controversial about it, if it was your intention to buy one before launch it shouldn`t put you off. Having lived in Dunfermline all my days, I`m aware of all the old mill areas. The Linen quarter on pilmuir Street and the Erskine Beveridge works probably the most well known, however I can`t say I was familiar with damask production, every day`s a school day. Reply |
| 10. Author: jake89 Date: Tue 14th Jul 2026. 19:41 Westies squint kicks, Tue 14 Jul 18:59 Damask was made in the Pilmuir Works (Linen Quarter) and St Margaret`s works (shameful disgrace to Dunfermline`s heritage that`s being left to rot). Reply |
| 11. Author: WYPar Date: Tue 14th Jul 2026. 19:41 I’d never heard of damask fabric before to be honest. But it makes for a cracking football shirt print, so I’m all for it. Reply |