Club Deportivo Marathón, the San Pedro Sula-based Honduran Liga Nacional side, were the focus for the 385th stage of the Crest Redesign Competition Weekly (CRCW).

Their badge, it could be said, looks a little like the old Mexican national team’s emblem, and Rabbi seemed to have leant into that with an impactful tweaking of the look.

Feyenoord Rotterdam are one of the biggest teams in the Netherlands and the current champions of the Dutch Eredivisie.

They more than warrant a stage in the Kit of the Week (KOTW) challenge, of course, and the entries more than did their stature justice.

This site has some history with Ted Lasso and the series’ fictional London side AFC Richmond - too much to get into here but a Twitter/X search will elucidate - so it’s unsurprising the latter made it into the Crest Redesign Competition Weekly (CRCW).

The Greyhounds’ stage impressed, with the entrants keeping the canine emblem front and centre but playing around with the whole in imaginative ways.

It’s a relatively low bar but Fútbol Club Santa Coloma are undoubtedly giants in the context of Andorran football, and they wouldn’t even need to be that to get a stage of the Kit of the Week challenge.

No, all a team needs for that is for there to be potential for great shirts, and there’s not a team in the world DF members couldn’t produce great shirts for.

Football Club Internazionale Milano - Inter (Milan) - updated their crest relatively recently, but it seems not everyone is on board with the now current version.

So in stepped the Crest Redesign Competition Weekly (CRCW), with a stage dedicated to one of the biggest clubs in Italy and a perennial Serie A contender.

The 332nd stage of the Kit of the Week (KOTW) challenge was centred on Algerian - or “Kabyle” - side Jeunesse Sportive de (JS) Kabylie.

“La JSK” are Algeria’s top club side, historically, and their inclusion in our most high-profile shirt-design competition was both warranted and, consequently, embraced.