FutCvlt take on the Tigres Kit, went with the traditional design but added part of the Tigres crest to replace the word. Added the ghost tiger print in order to give it that retro feeling. Again just messing around having some fun with it

We continue our remakes of Liga MX kits, this time it's Cruz Azul. Inspired by the 1997 kit we replaced the classic Cemento Cruz Azul with the center of the Cruz Azul crest. (Pretty much the same thing) We also replaced the colors to make it blue on blue and a white collar.

Santos Laguna, this kit is inspired by the kit Santos wore in 1988 at that time they had a red stripe with the Coca Cola sponsor we added the stripe with the new sponsor. The black thin line between the stripes is something I've always loved about old Santos kits.

Rayados de Monterrey, This kit was inspired by the old team crest that had the mountains in the shape of an "M". The M on the jersey connects with the stripes and features a red collar. The red collar reminds me of the Chupete Suazo and co days.

Pumas UNAM, this kit features giant crest instead of having it to the side how Pumas normally wear it. Inspired by the 1998 Pumas kit with the white sleeves. I tried to move away from the traditional one color design and combined the team colors.

Mazatlan FC, being a new team Mazatlan doesn't have historic jerseys so I decided to add a pattern that looked like waves to symbolize the City of Mazatlan. I love this kit because it's so different than the usual Liga MX kits.

Chivas de Guadalajara, I decided to stick with the traditional stripes, made a box logo for the sponsor but instead of doing it in white I went with red. The red stripes also have a ghost print of the 1917 team crest with the rhombus and the "G"

Club America, inspired by two of my favorite kits the 1997 giant crest design and the 2002 kit with the team crest in the center. I added the traditional "V"

Necaxa, what can I say this club and my aesthetic are an incredible match. I love thunderbolts and for Los "Rayos" I went away from the traditional stripes and used them. It is a combination of modern and retro that immediately stands out. This one is definitely my favorite