New football kits are being launched as clubs prepare for the upcoming season, particularly at the Club World Cup. German club St. Pauli returns to a classic striped design for their home shirt. Palmeiras honors its 1951 Copa Rio victory with a designer kit. Port Vale's 150th anniversary kit features historical inspiration and a traditional design. Nuremberg celebrates its 125th anniversary with a vintage feel, marked by maroon and gold accents. Other clubs also reveal uniquely crafted designs, each with distinct details and historical nods.
German club St. Pauli have gone back to their earthy roots with the return of a classic, striped design. The last time the club wore vertical stripes on their home shirts was the 2011-12 season.
Palmeiras' new home shirt for the Club World Cup gives a nod to the Brazilian club's 1951 triumph in the Copa Rio - a forerunner of the current competition.
Puma have made a truly valiant effort with Port Vale's 150th anniversary kit. It's as simple as they come and is inspired by the team of 1953-54.
The slightly maroon red and gold trims give Nuremberg's anniversary kit a vintage feel, celebrating 125 years since they were founded.
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