Manchester United have pushed the boat out with their new zebra-themed third kit which has generated scathing reviews from supporters on social media - despite none other than David Beckham modelling the fresh gear.
First-team players Bruno Fernandes, Marcus Rashford and Scott McTominay also model the kit, which club manufacturers adidas say is 'inspired by striped jerseys from the club's history.'
However, following Chelsea's bold take on their third-choice kit on Monday, fans on social media have responded in a similarly mixed manner to the zebra-stripes which cover the shirt, shorts and socks, with one commenting: 'People will use it to cross the road!'
Adidas have emphasised that the 'visually distinctive design... provides a fresh update to tradition, while delivering a vibrant new print.'
United first wore a striped kit over 100 years ago, and also wore similar designs in the 1970s and 1980s.
The collar of the new jersey features a '110 years of stripes' sign off, signifying the history of the club's jerseys.
However, fans on social media were not impressed, with one saying: 'Imagine having a zebra crossing for our third kit.'
Generally, supporters did not seem to take it well, with one claiming it is the 'worst third kit ever in the history of football.'
Twitter user @Topps1765 said: 'Wouldn't put my name on that embarrassment of a third kit, not even if I got it for free' and another tweeting: 'Who the hell signed off the third kit? It's horrendous!
Yet adidas insist the kit 'demonstrates a continued ambition to push the boundaries of shirt design.'
It is available on the adidas online store, and available from select retailers from September 15.