Cork City FC Launches Rebel Army Clothing: New Affordable Sportswear Range
Cork City FC has launched a new clothing line called Rebel Army Clothing. This is the only clothing brand produced by a League of Ireland club. The new collection includes training tops, quarter zips, tracksuit tops, hoodies, tracksuit bottoms, shorts, jackets, and fleeces.
The match day jerseys are now designed and made in-house. They cost €60 for adults and €50 for kids, which is cheaper than last year. Fans appreciate the jerseys, primarily for the club crest. The full clothing range is available at the Cork City FC shop in Douglas and on the club’s website. A limited selection will also be sold at Cummins Sports, Sports Direct, and Elverys in Cork.
Dermot Usher, the owner, stated that creating their own products helps the club control design and price. He emphasized that their gear is designed in Cork, allowing them to pass benefits to supporters.
How can fans get involved or support the Rebel Army Clothing initiative?
Interview with Dermot Usher, Owner of Cork City FC: Launch of Rebel Army Clothing
In an exclusive interview, we spoke with Dermot Usher, owner of Cork City FC, about the launch of their new clothing line, Rebel Army Clothing. This initiative marks a significant step for the club as it becomes the first League of Ireland team to produce its own clothing brand.
News Directory 3: Dermot, congratulations on the launch of Rebel Army Clothing! What inspired you to create this clothing line?
Dermot Usher: Thank you! The idea stemmed from a desire to provide our supporters with high-quality, affordable merchandise that truly represents Cork City FC. By designing our gear in-house, we have full control over the production process, which allows us to deliver products that our fans will love.
News Directory 3: It’s exciting to see such a diverse product range. Can you tell us more about what’s included in the Rebel Army Clothing collection?
Dermot Usher: Absolutely. The collection features a variety of items including training tops, quarter zips, tracksuit tops, hoodies, tracksuit bottoms, shorts, jackets, and fleeces. We are committed to ensuring that our supporters have options for both on and off the pitch.
News Directory 3: We’ve noticed a price reduction on match day jerseys this year. What led to that decision?
Dermot Usher: We wanted to make our merchandise more accessible to our supporters. The adult jerseys are now priced at €60, and jerseys for kids are €50. By controlling the design and production in-house, we’re able to pass savings onto our fans while maintaining quality.
News Directory 3: The club crest plays a big role in the appeal of your jerseys. Can you elaborate on the significance of the crest for the fans?
Dermot Usher: The crest is more than just a logo; it represents our history, our community, and our identity as Cork City FC. Fans connect with it emotionally, and we wanted to ensure that our jerseys reflect that pride.
News Directory 3: Where can fans purchase the new Rebel Army Clothing items?
Dermot Usher: The full range is available at the Cork City FC shop in Douglas and on our official website. Additionally, a limited selection can be found at Cummins Sports, Sports Direct, and Elverys here in Cork.
News Directory 3: Collaboration is a strong point of your new line. Can you tell us about the partnership with The Frank and Walters?
Dermot Usher: Yes! We’re thrilled about our collaboration with the local band The Frank and Walters for the 2025 away jersey. This partnership showcases the spirit of our community and allows us to connect with fans through music and sport in a unique way.
News Directory 3: Looking ahead, what are your plans for Rebel Army Clothing in the future?
Dermot Usher: We have some exciting expansion plans for 2025, including new product lines and additional collaborations. Our goal is to continually innovate while keeping the focus on quality and affordability for our supporters.
News Directory 3: Thank you, Dermot, for sharing these insights. We wish you and Cork City FC all the best with Rebel Army Clothing!
Dermot Usher: Thank you! We appreciate the support and look forward to seeing our fans in Rebel Army gear.
Rebel Army Clothing also allows for collaborations. Cork City FC partnered with local band The Frank and Walters for the 2025 away jersey. Plans are in place to expand the product range further in 2025.