Justin approached LCDL with an clear idea of the design he wanted.  The main idea was to have a Union Jack and Bulldogs logo integrated into the design.  We began by using one of our existing templates to set these design features into.  We worked closely with Justin adjusting the design to his requirements and converting raster based logos to vector logos.

Shock version 2 jerseys was created due to sponsorship changes and new sponsors logos.  With these changes having to be done, we decided to take one of our new templates and fit it to there needs.  We knew the style of the team and needed to make the jersey fit to this, being one of the top pro teams in europe we wanted to make each top stand out very clearly.  The key to this was having the mesh under arm venting a red colour that gives flashes of colour when the team move around the field.

SoManc is one of the Laysick family representing us in UK tournaments mainly in the North. After a very successful 2007 jersey, SoManc wanted to go for something completely different but stick with their logo which has become synonymous with the team.

Being our factory team we needed to come up with a design that represented Laysick as best as possible. With a skyline of London superimposed in the London text, and the use of gold in the shoulder pads and as the base colour for the jagged camo pattern, these are definitely a crowd pleaser!

Shock, formerly Shockwave, approached Laysick at the beginning of 2008 wanting a fresh new logo for the revamped team, after an uncertain future when their owner sold their CPL spot.  The team wanted to continue with their look of using red and black for the beginning of the season with the aim to change it as the year progressed.