I can see why they picked that design, but its woeful. I'll probably buy it though like I do with most one offs.

Saints are in their Home shirt with joiningjack instead of typhoo! Also its a good deal that we're donating £10 of the £42 for shirt which is alot more than sone other clubs have gave

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I actually really like that Wigan shirt. It's completely different to anything I've seen Wigan in before but it certainly catches my eye.

Looks good apart from the badge and the red v

It's a great gesture by BOTH clubs.

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The inspiration behind the wigan shirt.

Great work by Wigan. Well done

£10?

We are only donating £10 for each shirt?



On a £42 shirt?

Depends how much the shirts cost to manufacture I suppose, still a hell of a lot more than other clubs have donated though.

A fantastic idea taking the design from Jack's own t shirt



The little lad will love it

Actually looks better when you see a proper picture of it

It's a very personal design to Jack, I don't think the club with have much problem selling them. For those who are complaining at the £10 donation per shirt they should consider the club clearly aren't using this as a profit making exercise, they will be covering their own costs, generating £6000 to the charity and raising awareness in what will be a huge game for TV audiences. Warrington donated £5 per shirt sale on their charity strip produced by the same manufactures.

Having looked again at both the on-line store and the available products over the last few years, I remain convinced that Wigan RL have no idea on how to market the club's merchandise. How many will sell and in what sizes? I dont know and I'm sure the club are clueless. 600 shirts only and at least 8 sizes? So, if like me you try to ring up what chances of a Large shirt; next to zero. Well thats another £10 towards charity, plus charity aid they wont receive. Why oh why dont they allow pre-payment and pre ordering, then they will know how many and what sizes they need to produce. Result, the fans get what they want, in the sizes they want them and theres no shirts left to put in the sale box. Maximise costs and keep the fans happy? Not a chance!