Football's a working-class game. The prices should reflect that.
No fan should have to drop £160 on a shirt just to support their team. That didn't sit right with us, so we did something about it.
It started with a simple question: why does a football shirt cost £80?
We dug into the supply chain. Talked to factory partners in Asia who stitch shirts using the same fabric, same construction, same heat-press techniques as the official kits on the high street. We priced the cloth, the embroidery, the dye. The shirt itself? Less than a tenner. The other £70+? Licensing fees, retail margins, distribution layers, brand markups.
So we did the obvious thing. Went straight to the factory. Ordered the same materials. Sold them direct at £22.99. No middlemen. No badge tax.
Every Kit Happens shirt is built from premium recycled polyester, the same fabric class used in the £80 retail kits. Heat-pressed crests. True-to-size fit. We don't pretend they're official; they're officially-unofficial. And our customers tell us that's exactly the point.
Where your £80 actually goes
- The shirt itself£9
- Brand licensing fee£24
- Retailer markup£18
- Distributor margin£12
- Marketing£10
- VAT and logistics£7
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