City on a grain of salt.

Tuzla takes its name from salt. Sloboda took its name when the old one was banned. Before a September match the club's fans asked everyone to come dressed in black, so we drew a black kit with salt crystals rising from the hem.

Club: FK Sloboda, Tuzla (BiH)
Founded: 1919, as Gorki
Stadium: Tušanj, since 1957
Cut: Raglan, short sleeves

Unofficial concept

Kick Couture concept sloboda-v2 front — FrontAll black, as the terraces asked

Kick Couture concept sloboda-v2 back — BackThe city's name, not a sponsor

“A city that stands on salt. A club called Freedom.”

1919

Tuzla workers found the club under the name Gorki.

1927

The name Gorki is banned in 1923; the workers' society returns as Sloboda, Freedom.

1957

Tušanj opens in front of 10,000 people.

1977

A European night at Tušanj: Las Palmas beaten 4:3.

Print file

Drawn on the real pattern.

These are the colours in the production file. The salt crystals are three close tones of black, so a test print comes first. The red collar and cuffs fold in half, so one black line shows on each.

Black baseC60 M40 Y40 K100

Salt crystal, light faceC55 M42 Y42 K68

Salt crystal, dark faceC60 M45 Y45 K88

Red collar, cuffs, badgeC5 M100 Y90 K5

Salt white: text and logoC4 M4 Y8 K0

FabricHoneycomb mesh

PrintFull sublimation

Made inBosnia & Herz.

Unofficial fan concept by Kick Couture. Not affiliated with, endorsed by or produced for FK Sloboda Tuzla. Club names and history are used for reference only.

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Drawn on the real pattern.

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City on a grain of salt.

“A city that stands on salt. A club called Freedom.”

Drawn on the real pattern.

Does your club have a story like this