Puma took the Kleeblatt’s century-old hoops and deconstructed them: stripes dissolving into fragments, overlapping shades of green and a diagonal cut slicing through the pattern as if the shirt had been torn apart and reassembled. It is Fürth’s boldest design in many years, splitting opinion at the Ronhof the way any good graphic experiment should. The identity markers are all present: the embroidered shamrock on the chest, Hofmann Personal as sponsor and, at the neck, the updated motto, Fussball ist Fränkisch, football is Franconian, a statement of regional pride in a season spent in the 2. Bundesliga, the league this club knows better than anyone. Among the classic hoops of the collection’s other pieces, this is the dissonant note that proves the rule.