Aston Villa's Controversial Wet-Look Kit

Lack of Breathability Raises Concerns

Aston Villa's women's team has sparked controversy by wearing a new wet-look kit despite backlash over its design. The shirts, manufactured by Castore, appear to lack breathability, which has raised concerns among the players.

Aston Villa's Decision

Despite the concerns, Aston Villa opted to wear the shirts in their match against Manchester United. The decision has come as a surprise to many, given the negative feedback the kit has received.

Wardrobe Malfunction

Swiss forward Alisha Lehmann experienced an embarrassing wardrobe malfunction while wearing the wet-look shirt. The incident has further highlighted the design flaws of the kit.

Castore's Controversial Approach

British sportswear brand Castore, known as the "big disruptors" in the kit industry, has come under fire for the wet-look design. The company has faced criticism for its lack of attention to player comfort and its aggressive marketing tactics.

Concerns Among Aston Villa Players

Aston Villa's men's and women's teams have expressed misgivings about the home strip, citing concerns about its impact on performance and well-being.