Hull City has unveiled its new shirt ahead of the club’s return to the Premier League.
The club said it had entered into a multi-year partnership with Hull company Oxen Sports, replacing previous supplier Kappa Turkiye.
Returning to the HCAFC lettered logo for the first time in 47 years, the shirt will also pay homage to the historical kit from the 1978-79 season.
Lee Jenkinson, CEO of Oxen Sports, said he hoped the black and amber striped kit with a white collar would “resonate with supporters”.
The HCAFC on the front is identical to the logo worn by legendary players such as Ken Wagstaff and Billy Bremner.
It is Oxen Sports’ first Premier League shirt after producing kits for Lincoln City and Barnsley, as well as rugby league club Hull Kingston Rovers.
