https://store.wiganwarriors.com/shop/kit

https://store.wiganwarriors.com/shop/kit

Don't like the home one. Hoops are too narrow for me, i like it traditional. Like the away one though. Won't be buying any though, most of you know why. Wish we were playing in the heritage kits they brought out last week.

Interesting that they can be bought with or without the Iqoniq sponsor.

Pity they didn't extend that to the starbuck's/costa logo

Interesting or a Good idea?
How many times have you heard people complain about the Sponsor etc - So they've given customers/fans a choice
I'm sure people will find fault or put a conspiracy theory behind it but Hey Ho

If I was the club I would have a number of crests embroidered on a black patch. There you go, sew it on yourself......tenner.

Club won't do it, cos it defeats the point of the costa coffee logo they're so intent on forcing through.... but surely theres someone who'd be prepared to make them.....and make a sizeable profit on them.

I've already thought it myself.....I'm not sure an embroidered patch would work because of the material of the shirt, which is largely polyester these days, but if I had a printers (or access to one), i would create the badge off this as an iron on badge (like the super league sleeve logos you used to get).


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If these were available I honestly think you'd sell 2-5k of them at a tenner a pop. There's probably a good 10-20k profit in it for someone who has facility.

Yes it would be a mild annoyance to the club but these are the fans they won't ever win over. So if you sold them a shirt with an additional embroidered patch, say stick it on yourself they get a shirt sale along with an extra tenner for it.

Wouldn't surprise me if we see fans wearing new shirts with a crest cut out from old shirts and sewn over next year.

Club may as well make a couple of quid doing it.

Interested in this. Surely a big benefit of a company sponsoring a shirt is not only are you seen on tv but also all the fans are walking billboards.

Wonder why there’s an option? I heard Iconqic was in trouble after sponsoring pretty much every team in SL last year.

As sponsors go it fits the shirt quite well.

Like both shirts

Wigan fans: when’s the kit coming out??!!!
Also Wigan fans: bUt ThE bAdGe!!11!!!!!421!!

Honestly get over it. It’s tiresome.

Both kits are brilliant IMO. I’ll be buying me and the boy a top that’s for sure.

Quote patience & supportKazim Atilla, Founder and CEO of IQONIQ, said: “It is no secret the pandemic has created a very challenging environment for many businesses and sectors and, as with Wigan Warriors, this has been no different for IQONIQ. We are thrilled to have managed our way through this difficult time and want to thank Wigan Warriors for their patience and support. We are excited about the next stage of the partnership, meeting the amazing fans and in delivering a range of exciting initiatives and activations during the coming season.'" https://wiganwarriors.com/blog/2021/11/ ... -released/ This statement from their founder is quite telling. 1. They have suffered setbacks during the pandemic. 2. They have managed their way through their issues. 3. They thank Wigan for their "patience & support". Maybe the split shirts is a show of gratitude to Wigan for this patience and support. Glad to see the issues are seemingly resolved.

Quote patience & supportKazim Atilla, Founder and CEO of IQONIQ, said: “It is no secret the pandemic has created a very challenging environment for many businesses and sectors and, as with Wigan Warriors, this has been no different for IQONIQ. We are thrilled to have managed our way through this difficult time and want to thank Wigan Warriors for their patience and support. We are excited about the next stage of the partnership, meeting the amazing fans and in delivering a range of exciting initiatives and activations during the coming season.'" https://wiganwarriors.com/blog/2021/11/ ... -released/ This statement from their founder is quite telling. 1. They have suffered setbacks during the pandemic. 2. They have managed their way through their issues. 3. They thank Wigan for their "patience & support". Maybe the split shirts is a show of gratitude to Wigan for this patience and support. Glad to see the issues are seemingly resolved.

Should have had the old badge instead of that white box, old badge one side, new badge on the other, so easy yet nobody at the club twigged on