Row Of Soccer Jerseys On Hooks Coloring Page

Four jerseys hang in a row on hangers from a rail, the way a changing room looks an hour before kickoff. Each one is cut slightly differently. There is a collared shirt with a pocket, a hooped shirt, a plain v neck and one carrying a broad sash across the body. Those four cuts are a short history of real kit design, and every one of them is worn by some club somewhere today. This is the best page in the hub for anyone who likes inventing teams. Four shirts, four chances, and no reason for any of them to match. Hoops want two alternating colors. A sash wants a single strong diagonal against a quiet background. The plain shirt can carry anything at all. Keep the hangers and the rail in one neutral shade so the shirts stay in front. The fabric is drawn with soft folds along the hems, and following those curves with the pencil rather than coloring straight across makes the cloth look like cloth. Suits ages seven and up.