I Created Concept Kits For Soccer Teams For Fun, Here Are Some Of Them

I love soccer. It is my life. I love the jerseys that the teams wear, so I decided to make some of my own using FIFA Kit Creator. Suggestions are welcomed. Please enjoy.

I decided to embrace the classic black and red that AC Milan always wears, but make it look more modern and mix things up a little.

I chose the graffiti because I thought it looked funky yet did not pop out in a bad way.

I chose this design with alternating shades of blue because it defined all three colors and almost gave the effect of a shadow.

I went for a different approach than I had originally thought for this design. At first, I wanted to do this design in Chelsea's classic blue, but then I realized that this style looks better as a change kit.

I love how many designs work with Barca's colors. I could've done almost anything, but I decided on a grunge pattern.

I really liked PSG's 2020/21 4th kit and decided to make a similar one with different colors.

I decided to make a jersey that was completely different from their classic black and white stripes. Probably used as a 3rd kit.

I used a war coat style to commemorate the American Revolution. I also just think that's a cool style.

I really like West Ham's color scheme and thought I could do something interesting with them. I used the abstract design because West Ham's logo is very cartoonish.

I don't really know why I chose Southampton, but I decided I would do a 3rd kit and not use their classic red at all.

I chose to do Real Madrid because they really only use one jersey. The all-white is a classic, of course, but I felt that white and blue would look nice.

I like the number of things you can use for a base with Norwich City's colors. I decided to go with a green base for the shirt. I decided to use two bold patterns that were similar for the sleeves and the rest of the shirt.

I really like how Napoli's color scheme allows you to decide which color you want as the base and you can have the same graphic or pattern in either color.

I chose these colors because this year, Tottenham has gotten into neon green. I decided to use an alternate sponsor logo just because I thought it looked cool.