Following the super boring yellow Vanuatu shirts from Lotto and their successor, an equally dull shirt by Veto, Vanuatu went batshit crazy! They changed kit manufacturers every year, getting dull yellow template shirts from Nike, Best Promotions and Pasifika, before KPI got a shot at it. And KPI, as you can see, revolutionised the idea of a Vanuatu shirt: They added black arms and two shades of dull yellow. Hooray! That was apparently so successful that Macron, their successor as a manufacturer, copied that, adding a bit of weird texture to the yellow with black arms.
Once again, I owe Adam for sorting out this kit. He got it straight from KPI, another virtually unknown Australian sports brand. It cost me just somewhere around 30€, IIRC, and is marginally less boring than my previous two Vanuatu shirts. …
Following the super boring yellow Vanuatu shirts from Lotto and their successor, an equally dull shirt by Veto, Vanuatu went batshit crazy! They changed kit manufacturers every year, getting dull yellow template shirts from Nike, Best Promotions and Pasifika, before KPI got a shot at it. And KPI, as you can see, revolutionised the idea of a Vanuatu shirt: They added black arms and two shades of dull yellow. Hooray! That was apparently so successful that Macron, their successor as a manufacturer, copied that, adding a bit of weird texture to the yellow with black arms.
Once again, I owe Adam for sorting out this kit. He got it straight from KPI, another virtually unknown Australian sports brand. It cost me just somewhere around 30€, IIRC, and is marginally less boring than my previous two Vanuatu shirts. …
