Question of the Day: Are you pro-collar or anti-collar on football kits?

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(GERMANY OUT) Cheftrainer Josep Pep Guardiola (Bayern) richtet sich den Hemdkragen waehrend der Teampraesentation der Spieler des FC Bayern Muechehn fuer die Bundesligasaison 2013/2014, am 18 Juli 2013 in Muenchen. (Photo by GASPA/ullstein bild via Getty Images) | ullstein bild via Getty Images

The new Bayern Munich away kit has brought the debate back around. The shirt features a collar, and while some fans love the classic, more traditional look, others would prefer football kits to stick with a cleaner, more modern design.

This writer is firmly and undeniably anti-collar! While some might feel that a collar can give a kit a more elegant and distinctive feel, in a lot of ways, it just looks like a fashion statement gone wrong.

Bayern's 2026/27 away kit pic.twitter.com/rLCC3rIxWM

— Bayern & Germany (@iMiaSanMia) July 20, 2026

pic.twitter.com/slyxl8lxA7

— Bayern & Germany (@iMiaSanMia) July 20, 2026

This Bayern Munich kit design for the away uniform has all of the right elements, except for that dang collar.

Michael Olise in the long-sleeve version of the new away kit pic.twitter.com/asombxhkDr

— Bayern & Germany (@iMiaSanMia) July 20, 2026

The font on the new away kit pic.twitter.com/2uQjZ1qCiP

— Bayern & Germany (@iMiaSanMia) July 20, 2026

To some of you misguided souls, the new Bayern Munich away kit seems to be a good example of a collar working well, but that will always come down to personal taste.

So, where do you stand?

Are you pro-collar or anti-collar when it comes to football kits?

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