fbpx
Wikipedia

Admiral Sportswear

January 01, 1970

Admiral is an English sportswear brand, with a manufacturing emphasis on clothing for association football. Founded in 1914 in Leicester, Admiral is one of the oldest sports brands in the UK and was originally an undergarment brand but switched to the manufacture of apparel for sports that have included cricket, cycling and athletics, as well as football. The Admiral logo was formally registered with the trademark office on 6 September 1922. The company reached the peak of its success in the 1970s, 1980s and early 1990s through a series of football team sponsorships.

Admiral
Product typeSportswear Apparel Sports Equipment
OwnerAdmiral Sportswear Ltd.[1]
CountryEngland
MarketsWorldwide
Previous ownersCook and Hurst (1914)
Tagline"Worn by Champions"
Websiteadmiralsports.com
Company
Founded1914; 110 years ago (1914)
by Cook & Hurst Ltd.[2]
HeadquartersAltrincham,
Manchester

Some of the teams most notably sponsored by Admiral were the England national team, Leeds United, Manchester United, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Kerala Blasters and some teams of the now-defunct NASL.[3]

The Admiral brand was brought back to life by a Manchester firm established by a local entrepreneur,[4] "Admiral Sportswear Ltd.", which in 2011 acquired rights to manufacture and market footwear, clothing and accessories.[1]

History edit

Beginning edit

 
Female workers of the Cook & Hurst factory, photographed c. 1914

"Cook & Hurst Ltd.", a Leicester-based manufacturing company of underwear established by Christopher Cook and Harold Hurst in Wigston in 1908, created the 'Admiral' trademark in 1914 to brand their products. When England won the World Cup in 1966, Bert Patrick, the owner of Cook & Hurst Ltd, commenced manufacturing and marketing football kits.[5] The kits sales were aimed at the juvenile market and through selling connections in the sports retail trade. Bert Patrick believed that the advent of coloured television would enable him to persuade football clubs to accept personalised kits which his designers would produce and then register them under the Design Copyright Act. There was stiff opposition to his ideas from all sections of the public.

1970s: Leeds and England edit

Through its connection with Leeds United, Admiral pioneered the introduction and development of the replica kit market in the UK.[6] In the 1973–74 season, Leeds United wore the first visibly branded kit in the English top flight.[7]

Realising the potential of the replica kit market, Admiral brokered a deal with the Football Association in 1974 to produce the first commercially available England shirt that featured a sportswear manufacturers logo. They agreed a five-year contract for a starting payment of £15,000 a year or a 10 per cent royalty.

Other clubs edit

Admiral signed up other big clubs alongside Leeds United, such as Manchester United,[2] Coventry City, Portsmouth, Tottenham Hotspur, Southampton, and West Ham. It also developed outside England, signing sides Aberdeen, Dundee and Motherwell in Scotland, Yugoslavian club Red Star Belgrade, Bundesliga outfit Eintracht Frankfurt, the Italian clubs Bologna and Monza, the Swiss club Servette, Swedish club Malmö, and the Indian club Kerala Blasters, in addition to the national teams of Belgium, Saudi Arabia and Wales. Admiral also produced kits for many of the NASL teams during the late 1970s and early 1980s, and had a replica licensing deal with some clubs, and for two seasons produced the uniforms for every team in the MISL.

1980s: Decline and rebirth edit

 
A signed Admiral England jersey exhibited in Spain. This model was worn from 1980 to 1983[8]

Admiral began the decade with the launch of a new England kit in 1980,[8][9] the first new kit in nearly 6 years. This kit was first worn in a 3–1 win over Argentina at Wembley Stadium on 13 May, and lasted until 1983.[10] However, the 1980s marked a period of decline for the Admiral brand, as it began to lose the contracts with the major clubs to domestic rival Umbro and new international entrant Adidas.

Even though Admiral still held the England kit contract, one of the most valuable in the world[citation needed], the company was declared bankrupt in 1982. The brand reappeared on the market for the 1983–84 season producing the same double pinstripe design for both Leicester City and Notts County. Towards the end of the 1980s Bradford City, Cardiff City, Crystal Palace, Hull City, Swansea City and Wrexham were added to the Admiral roster. It was also the first ever kit maker of Inverness Caledonian Thistle.[citation needed]

1990s edit

Admiral entered the 1990s well placed to build upon its widespread recognition and continued to supply clubs including Dynamo Kyiv, Southampton, Middlesbrough, Bradford City, Charlton Athletic, Wimbledon, Hearts, Motherwell, Rangers, Partizan Belgrade and many more. In 1992 after Leeds United had won the last Football League division One title before the advent of the Premier League they negotiated a deal to make their kits for the following season.

After a period of relative inactivity during the mid-1990s, the Admiral trademark was acquired by Hay & Robertson plc in 1997, and ownership was transferred to International Brand Licensing plc in a demerger in 2002.

2000 edit

In 2000, Admiral entered the world of cricket and was the official kit supplier to the England cricket team until 2008 (the sponsorship was then taken over by Adidas). By 2001, it had also become the kit supplier to the West Indies and South Africa cricket teams as well as supplying the Canadian team for the 2003 Cricket World Cup held in South Africa. However, Admiral kept its connection with English football by sponsoring Leeds United until the end of the 2007–08 season.

2010 edit

In the 2010s, Admiral continues to sponsor a number of football teams around the world.[4][11]

In 2011, Admiral Sportswear Limited acquired the rights of the Admiral trademark for most of Europe, the Middle East and North Africa, with the intention of revitalizing the heritage sports brand.[1][12][13]

In 2016, Wimbledon won promotion to EFL League One[14] wearing Admiral. This is the highest position the club has held in the football league. In Italy Cisalfa Sport have the exclusive licence to retail Admiral Performance and Essentials.

As part of the regeneration project Admiral started to work and collaborate with different design partners.[15] The first of these was with Represent,[16] shown at the 2019 Milan Fashion Week[17]

2020 edit

In September 2020, the "Admiral Sporting Goods Co." line was launched. The line, that took inspiration from pre-1966 sportswear, was composed of t-shirts, hoodies, and accessories.[18] the projects first collaboration was with Acme Whistles the inventors of the first ever pea whistle.

Also that year, the company together with Wellgosh made a special common release.[19][20] In the same year Admiral released a special project with The Jam and The Style Council.

In 2022 Admiral entered into a long term partnership with ProDirect Sport, becoming the exclusive supplier of cricket and football teamwear throughout the UK and Ireland.[21] Following, the deal Admiral launched a teamwear deal with Walthamstow FC and William Morris Gallery.[22]

Following the success of multiple Music partnerships Admiral and Bob Marley launched a special release in connection with the Bob Marley: One Love reissuing the iconic tracksuit worn during the Battersea Park football matches.

Sponsorships edit

Admiral currently provides kit uniforms for the following teams:

Association football edit

National teams edit

Leagues edit

Club teams edit

Players edit

Cricket edit

Golf edit

Volley Ball edit

Tennis edit

Music and Showbitz edit

Former sponsorships edit

National teams edit

Club teams edit

Basketball edit

Cycling edit

Cricket edit

F1 edit

Golf edit

Kabaddi edit

References edit

  1. ^ a b c Iconic Admiral sports brand to be revived by investors by Adam Jupp on The Manchester Evening News, 14 Mar 2011
  2. ^ a b History on Admiral website
  3. ^ a b c d Publicidad retro: el estilo Admiral Por Eugenio Palopoli on Arte y Sport, 24 Jul 2012
  4. ^ a b Admiral Sportswear to launch retro leisure range on The Manchester Evening News, 14 Feb 2012
  5. ^ "One man's vision saw a mega money boom and almost changed Liverpool's identity". talkSPORT. 2 July 2020. Retrieved 19 May 2021.
  6. ^ "Bert Patrick obituary". The Times. ISSN 0140-0460. Retrieved 19 May 2021.
  7. ^ Meet the man who created the replica football shirt market by Theo Merz on The Telegraph, 17 June 2014
  8. ^ a b Admiral 1980-83 England home
  9. ^ England's home uniform 1980-83 on England Football Online
  10. ^ England national team 1980-83 on Historical Football Kits
  11. ^ "Why Admiral's 'flashy' England strip now commands respect". BBC News. 12 May 2020. Retrieved 19 May 2021.
  12. ^ "Revitalizing Admiral - The Story So Far" 18 August 2016 at the Wayback Machine. The official Admiral Sportswear website. Retrieved 13 October 2017.
  13. ^ Jupp, Adam (14 March 2011). "Iconic Admiral sports brand to be revived by investors". Manchester Evening News. Retrieved 19 May 2021.
  14. ^ How AFC Wimbledon won promotion on BBC, 30 May 2016
  15. ^ "Admiral sportswear brand relaunches in the UK". Retro to Go. 8 July 2015. Retrieved 19 May 2021.
  16. ^ Represent
  17. ^ Represent Links up with Admiral for a Vintage Styled Football Capsule by Sam Cole on Complex UK, Nov 15, 2018
  18. ^ Introducing... Admiral Sporting Goods by Mark Smith on Proper, 6 Sep 2020
  19. ^ Jones, Becky; Pegden, Tom (11 January 2021). "Family-run Leicester clothes store bought by JD Sports". LeicestershireLive. Retrieved 19 May 2021.
  20. ^ Jones, Becky (17 September 2020). "New sportswear range by Wellgosh and Admiral celebrates city". LeicestershireLive. Retrieved 19 May 2021.
  21. ^ Angelucci, Cristina (6 October 2022). "Admiral and Prodirect announce long term strategic licensing deal". Licensing Magazine. Retrieved 6 August 2023.
  22. ^ Elgueta, Adriana (1 August 2023). "Walthamstow FC to play in William Morris-inspired kit". BBC News. Retrieved 6 August 2023.
  23. ^ Gremio SD uniforms on Admiral website (21 Oct 2020)
  24. ^ Admiral partners with AC Miracle Hill, 21 Dec 2018
  25. ^ Admiral on Milwaukee Torrent, 25 Jan 2018
  26. ^ New sections launched on USA Cricket, 20 Jun 2018
  27. ^ "Admiral Team up with the Jam & the Style Council for Limited Edition Shirts".
  28. ^ "The Jam, the Style Council and Admiral". 5 January 2023.
  29. ^ "Admiral Produce Football Shirt for Australian Band DMA's".
  30. ^ "Admiral Sports and Bob Marley's New Collaboration Taps into Football History". 14 February 2024.
  31. ^ "Once worn by Newcastle United, the rise and fall of the Admiral sportswear brand". 27 October 2022.
  32. ^ Abdul Shekkeer (30 October 2017). "ISL 2017: Kerala Blasters unveil kit partners for upcoming season". Sportskeeda. from the original on 18 November 2018. Retrieved 20 May 2021.
  33. ^ The Resurrection of Khorramshahr (1357)
  34. ^ "Chiefs VS Wits 1978 Part 5". YouTube.
  35. ^ "Vintage 70s United States Golf Association USGA Member Jacket Official Sz L Rare".

External links edit

  • Official website  

January 01, 1970
admiral, sportswear, admiral, english, sportswear, brand, with, manufacturing, emphasis, clothing, association, football, founded, 1914, leicester, admiral, oldest, sports, brands, originally, undergarment, brand, switched, manufacture, apparel, sports, that, . Admiral is an English sportswear brand with a manufacturing emphasis on clothing for association football Founded in 1914 in Leicester Admiral is one of the oldest sports brands in the UK and was originally an undergarment brand but switched to the manufacture of apparel for sports that have included cricket cycling and athletics as well as football The Admiral logo was formally registered with the trademark office on 6 September 1922 The company reached the peak of its success in the 1970s 1980s and early 1990s through a series of football team sponsorships AdmiralProduct typeSportswear Apparel Sports EquipmentOwnerAdmiral Sportswear Ltd 1 CountryEnglandMarketsWorldwidePrevious ownersCook and Hurst 1914 Tagline Worn by Champions Websiteadmiralsports wbr comCompanyFounded1914 110 years ago 1914 by Cook amp Hurst Ltd 2 HeadquartersAltrincham Manchester Some of the teams most notably sponsored by Admiral were the England national team Leeds United Manchester United Wolverhampton Wanderers Kerala Blasters and some teams of the now defunct NASL 3 The Admiral brand was brought back to life by a Manchester firm established by a local entrepreneur 4 Admiral Sportswear Ltd which in 2011 acquired rights to manufacture and market footwear clothing and accessories 1 Contents 1 History 1 1 Beginning 1 2 1970s Leeds and England 1 3 Other clubs 1 4 1980s Decline and rebirth 1 5 1990s 1 6 2000 1 7 2010 1 8 2020 2 Sponsorships 2 1 Association football 2 1 1 National teams 2 1 2 Leagues 2 1 3 Club teams 2 2 Players 2 3 Cricket 2 4 Golf 2 5 Volley Ball 2 6 Tennis 2 7 Music and Showbitz 3 Former sponsorships 3 1 National teams 3 2 Club teams 3 3 Basketball 3 4 Cycling 3 5 Cricket 3 6 F1 3 7 Golf 3 8 Kabaddi 4 References 5 External linksHistory editBeginning edit nbsp Female workers of the Cook amp Hurst factory photographed c 1914 Cook amp Hurst Ltd a Leicester based manufacturing company of underwear established by Christopher Cook and Harold Hurst in Wigston in 1908 created the Admiral trademark in 1914 to brand their products When England won the World Cup in 1966 Bert Patrick the owner of Cook amp Hurst Ltd commenced manufacturing and marketing football kits 5 The kits sales were aimed at the juvenile market and through selling connections in the sports retail trade Bert Patrick believed that the advent of coloured television would enable him to persuade football clubs to accept personalised kits which his designers would produce and then register them under the Design Copyright Act There was stiff opposition to his ideas from all sections of the public 1970s Leeds and England edit Through its connection with Leeds United Admiral pioneered the introduction and development of the replica kit market in the UK 6 In the 1973 74 season Leeds United wore the first visibly branded kit in the English top flight 7 Realising the potential of the replica kit market Admiral brokered a deal with the Football Association in 1974 to produce the first commercially available England shirt that featured a sportswear manufacturers logo They agreed a five year contract for a starting payment of 15 000 a year or a 10 per cent royalty Other clubs edit Admiral signed up other big clubs alongside Leeds United such as Manchester United 2 Coventry City Portsmouth Tottenham Hotspur Southampton and West Ham It also developed outside England signing sides Aberdeen Dundee and Motherwell in Scotland Yugoslavian club Red Star Belgrade Bundesliga outfit Eintracht Frankfurt the Italian clubs Bologna and Monza the Swiss club Servette Swedish club Malmo and the Indian club Kerala Blasters in addition to the national teams of Belgium Saudi Arabia and Wales Admiral also produced kits for many of the NASL teams during the late 1970s and early 1980s and had a replica licensing deal with some clubs and for two seasons produced the uniforms for every team in the MISL 1980s Decline and rebirth edit nbsp A signed Admiral England jersey exhibited in Spain This model was worn from 1980 to 1983 8 Admiral began the decade with the launch of a new England kit in 1980 8 9 the first new kit in nearly 6 years This kit was first worn in a 3 1 win over Argentina at Wembley Stadium on 13 May and lasted until 1983 10 However the 1980s marked a period of decline for the Admiral brand as it began to lose the contracts with the major clubs to domestic rival Umbro and new international entrant Adidas Even though Admiral still held the England kit contract one of the most valuable in the world citation needed the company was declared bankrupt in 1982 The brand reappeared on the market for the 1983 84 season producing the same double pinstripe design for both Leicester City and Notts County Towards the end of the 1980s Bradford City Cardiff City Crystal Palace Hull City Swansea City and Wrexham were added to the Admiral roster It was also the first ever kit maker of Inverness Caledonian Thistle citation needed 1990s edit Admiral entered the 1990s well placed to build upon its widespread recognition and continued to supply clubs including Dynamo Kyiv Southampton Middlesbrough Bradford City Charlton Athletic Wimbledon Hearts Motherwell Rangers Partizan Belgrade and many more In 1992 after Leeds United had won the last Football League division One title before the advent of the Premier League they negotiated a deal to make their kits for the following season After a period of relative inactivity during the mid 1990s the Admiral trademark was acquired by Hay amp Robertson plc in 1997 and ownership was transferred to International Brand Licensing plc in a demerger in 2002 2000 edit In 2000 Admiral entered the world of cricket and was the official kit supplier to the England cricket team until 2008 the sponsorship was then taken over by Adidas By 2001 it had also become the kit supplier to the West Indies and South Africa cricket teams as well as supplying the Canadian team for the 2003 Cricket World Cup held in South Africa However Admiral kept its connection with English football by sponsoring Leeds United until the end of the 2007 08 season 2010 edit In the 2010s Admiral continues to sponsor a number of football teams around the world 4 11 In 2011 Admiral Sportswear Limited acquired the rights of the Admiral trademark for most of Europe the Middle East and North Africa with the intention of revitalizing the heritage sports brand 1 12 13 In 2016 Wimbledon won promotion to EFL League One 14 wearing Admiral This is the highest position the club has held in the football league In Italy Cisalfa Sport have the exclusive licence to retail Admiral Performance and Essentials As part of the regeneration project Admiral started to work and collaborate with different design partners 15 The first of these was with Represent 16 shown at the 2019 Milan Fashion Week 17 2020 edit In September 2020 the Admiral Sporting Goods Co line was launched The line that took inspiration from pre 1966 sportswear was composed of t shirts hoodies and accessories 18 the projects first collaboration was with Acme Whistles the inventors of the first ever pea whistle Also that year the company together with Wellgosh made a special common release 19 20 In the same year Admiral released a special project with The Jam and The Style Council In 2022 Admiral entered into a long term partnership with ProDirect Sport becoming the exclusive supplier of cricket and football teamwear throughout the UK and Ireland 21 Following the deal Admiral launched a teamwear deal with Walthamstow FC and William Morris Gallery 22 Following the success of multiple Music partnerships Admiral and Bob Marley launched a special release in connection with the Bob Marley One Love reissuing the iconic tracksuit worn during the Battersea Park football matches Sponsorships editAdmiral currently provides kit uniforms for the following teams Association football edit National teams edit nbsp Sint Maarten nbsp U S Virgin Islands Leagues edit nbsp National Premier League Club teams edit nbsp Dagenham amp Redbridge nbsp Walthamstow F C nbsp Europa Point nbsp Aigaleo FC nbsp Anagennisi Karditsa F C nbsp Apollon Smyrnis F C nbsp Volos F C nbsp Jubilo Iwata nbsp SCSA Eagles nbsp Gremio FC SD 23 nbsp AC Miracle Hill 24 nbsp Boca Raton nbsp Greater Lowell United nbsp New Orleans Jesters nbsp Sioux Falls Thunder nbsp Inter Nashville nbsp Tyler nbsp Sonoma County Sol nbsp Milwaukee Torrent 25 nbsp Dayton Dynamo nbsp Demize NPSL nbsp Kitsap Pumas nbsp Cleveland nbsp Jersey Express nbsp Tri Cities nbsp West Virginia Alliance nbsp Harrisburg Heat nbsp Corpus Christi nbsp Austin Bold nbsp Santa Ana Winds nbsp Temecula Players edit nbsp Shota Kaneko Cricket edit nbsp United States 26 Golf edit nbsp Alex Noren nbsp Satoshi Kodaira nbsp Nasa Hataoka Volley Ball edit nbsp Appolonios nbsp Markopoulo Olympic Complex Tennis edit nbsp Himari Sato nbsp Yusuke Futawatari nbsp Maaya Uno nbsp Shogo Takano nbsp Sho Shimabukuro Music and Showbitz edit nbsp The Reytons nbsp The Jam 27 nbsp The Style Council 28 nbsp DMA s 29 nbsp Bob Marley 30 Former sponsorships editNational teams edit nbsp Antigua and Barbuda nbsp Aruba nbsp Bahrain nbsp Belgium nbsp British Virgin Islands nbsp England 1974 84 nbsp Gibraltar nbsp Grenada nbsp Guyana nbsp Malawi nbsp Montserrat nbsp North Korea nbsp Poland nbsp San Marino nbsp Saudi Arabia nbsp Singapore nbsp South Africa nbsp United Arab Emirates nbsp Uzbekistan nbsp Wales nbsp Zambia Club teams edit nbsp Beerschot nbsp Bolivar nbsp Vancouver Whitecaps nbsp Whitecaps nbsp Altrincham F C nbsp Aldershot Town nbsp Barnsley nbsp Birmingham City nbsp Bolton Wanderers nbsp Bradford City nbsp Brighton amp Hove Albion nbsp Bristol City nbsp Carlisle United nbsp Charlton Athletic nbsp Coventry nbsp Crystal Palace nbsp Derby County nbsp Exeter nbsp Grimsby Town nbsp Hereford nbsp Huddersfield nbsp Hull City nbsp Leeds United nbsp Leicester City nbsp Leyton Orient nbsp Luton Town nbsp Manchester United 3 nbsp Middlesbrough nbsp Newcastle United 31 nbsp Notts County nbsp Norwich nbsp Oxford United nbsp Peterborough United nbsp Plymouth Argyle nbsp Port Vale nbsp Portsmouth nbsp Preston North End nbsp Queens Park Rangers nbsp Scunthorpe United nbsp Sheffield United nbsp Shrewsbury Town nbsp Southend United nbsp Southampton nbsp Stockport County nbsp Stoke nbsp Tottenham Hotspur nbsp Wallsall nbsp West Ham United nbsp AFC Wimbledon nbsp Wimbledon nbsp Wolverhampton Wanderers nbsp York City nbsp Eintracht Frankfurt nbsp Panathinaikos nbsp Almyros F C nbsp Kerala Blasters 2017 2018 32 nbsp Rastakhiz 33 nbsp Beitar Jerusalem nbsp Hapoel Haddera nbsp Hapoel Haifa nbsp Shamrock Rovers nbsp St Patrick s nbsp Ascoli nbsp CITTA DI SORA nbsp Aprilia nbsp Bologna nbsp Catania nbsp Foggia nbsp Frosinone nbsp Empoli nbsp ASD GC Sora nbsp Avispa Fukuoka nbsp T Team nbsp Utrecht nbsp Dordrecth nbsp Sparta Rotterdam nbsp Twente nbsp De Graafschap nbsp Portadown F C nbsp Puerto Rico Islanders nbsp Kaizer Chiefs F C 34 nbsp Rangers nbsp Motherwell nbsp Aberdeen nbsp Arbroath nbsp East Fife nbsp Dumbarton nbsp Dundee nbsp Forfar Athletic nbsp Hamilton Academical nbsp Queen s Park F C nbsp Motherwell nbsp St Johnstone nbsp St Mirren nbsp Inverness Caledonian nbsp Hearts nbsp Hibernian nbsp Malmo nbsp IFK Goteborg nbsp Servette nbsp Fenerbahce nbsp Trabzonspor nbsp Dynamo Kyiv nbsp Crvena Zvezda nbsp Partizan Belgrade nbsp California Surf 3 nbsp New York Cosmos 1979 3 nbsp Tampa Bay Rowdies nbsp Los Angeles Aztecs nbsp Seattle Sounders nbsp Houston Hurricanes nbsp Minnesota Kicks nbsp Tacoma Stars nbsp Temecula nbsp Detroit Express nbsp Las Vegas Quicksilvers nbsp Chicago Sting nbsp Atlanta Chiefs nbsp Oklahoma City nbsp Portland Timbers nbsp Edmonton Drillers nbsp Philadelphia Fury nbsp Cardiff nbsp Swansea nbsp Wrexham Basketball edit nbsp Karsiyaka 1997 98 Cycling edit nbsp Ti Raleigh nbsp Splendor cycling team Cricket edit nbsp Canada nbsp England nbsp South Africa nbsp West Indies F1 edit nbsp Minardi F1 Team Golf edit nbsp US Golf Association 35 Kabaddi edit nbsp Tamil ThalaivasReferences edit a b c Iconic Admiral sports brand to be revived by investors by Adam Jupp on The Manchester Evening News 14 Mar 2011 a b History on Admiral website a b c d Publicidad retro el estilo Admiral Por Eugenio Palopoli on Arte y Sport 24 Jul 2012 a b Admiral Sportswear to launch retro leisure range on The Manchester Evening News 14 Feb 2012 One man s vision saw a mega money boom and almost changed Liverpool s identity talkSPORT 2 July 2020 Retrieved 19 May 2021 Bert Patrick obituary The Times ISSN 0140 0460 Retrieved 19 May 2021 Meet the man who created the replica football shirt market by Theo Merz on The Telegraph 17 June 2014 a b Admiral 1980 83 England home England s home uniform 1980 83 on England Football Online England national team 1980 83 on Historical Football Kits Why Admiral s flashy England strip now commands respect BBC News 12 May 2020 Retrieved 19 May 2021 Revitalizing Admiral The Story So Far Archived 18 August 2016 at the Wayback Machine The official Admiral Sportswear website Retrieved 13 October 2017 Jupp Adam 14 March 2011 Iconic Admiral sports brand to be revived by investors Manchester Evening News Retrieved 19 May 2021 How AFC Wimbledon won promotion on BBC 30 May 2016 Admiral sportswear brand relaunches in the UK Retro to Go 8 July 2015 Retrieved 19 May 2021 Represent Represent Links up with Admiral for a Vintage Styled Football Capsule by Sam Cole on Complex UK Nov 15 2018 Introducing Admiral Sporting Goods by Mark Smith on Proper 6 Sep 2020 Jones Becky Pegden Tom 11 January 2021 Family run Leicester clothes store bought by JD Sports LeicestershireLive Retrieved 19 May 2021 Jones Becky 17 September 2020 New sportswear range by Wellgosh and Admiral celebrates city LeicestershireLive Retrieved 19 May 2021 Angelucci Cristina 6 October 2022 Admiral and Prodirect announce long term strategic licensing deal Licensing Magazine Retrieved 6 August 2023 Elgueta Adriana 1 August 2023 Walthamstow FC to play in William Morris inspired kit BBC News Retrieved 6 August 2023 Gremio SD uniforms on Admiral website 21 Oct 2020 Admiral partners with AC Miracle Hill 21 Dec 2018 Admiral on Milwaukee Torrent 25 Jan 2018 New sections launched on USA Cricket 20 Jun 2018 Admiral Team up with the Jam amp the Style Council for Limited Edition Shirts The Jam the Style Council and Admiral 5 January 2023 Admiral Produce Football Shirt for Australian Band DMA s Admiral Sports and Bob Marley s New Collaboration Taps into Football History 14 February 2024 Once worn by Newcastle United the rise and fall of the Admiral sportswear brand 27 October 2022 Abdul Shekkeer 30 October 2017 ISL 2017 Kerala Blasters unveil kit partners for upcoming season Sportskeeda Archived from the original on 18 November 2018 Retrieved 20 May 2021 The Resurrection of Khorramshahr 1357 Chiefs VS Wits 1978 Part 5 YouTube Vintage 70s United States Golf Association USGA Member Jacket Official Sz L Rare External links editOfficial website nbsp Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Admiral Sportswear amp oldid 1219873933, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

article

, read, download, free, free download, mp3, video, mp4, 3gp, jpg, jpeg, gif, png, picture, music, song, movie, book, game, games.