This is the new Hull City home kit 2013/14, HCAFC’s new home shirt for the 2013/2014 Premier League season. The new Hull home shirt, made by Adidas, was released on July 3, 2013. The shirt is a black and amber striped one, as can be seen in the pics below and is again sponsored by Cash Converters.
No change
@CTFC14
Big change from the last kit.
No stripes on those, and there are stripes on here.
Templated effort there, but I like this more than the blue away kit.
I like it. Just love hulls colour scheme.
Premier League kit, Non-League sponsor…
Yet another reasonable effort subsequently ruined by the inclusion of ludicrous bat wings. I am increasingly confident Bruce Wayne is running the design department at Adidas.
Boring template but it’s nice 2 see Hull back in stripes!
Did Adidas forget that they are in the Premier League now. Please Adidas try and show some class.
What’s with Adidas badge placement? Why so low
Every Adidas kit= wings
i really hate this template. Used way too much and it looks bad :(. crest is also in a weird place on the kit.
Pretty standard template stuff, still don’t like the logo positioning as with the Sunderland kit. Overall not bad though.
Its alright i think take out the black on the sleeves and then you have a nice jersey . I LIKE the away better but this one is a let down
its a great kit….people will love it on the pitch…..
The “bat wings” don’t look to bad, it blends in with the stripes. Adidas’s badge placement isn’t great either, still looks good enough though.
Nice kit, but, that sponsor.
I think it would be nicer if they’d embroided the letters in white directly on the shirt.
The white background makes it annoying.
@Sean
Check your grammar next time, MILLWALL, MILLWALL, MILLWALL
batwing sleeve disaster for poor hull.
Great kit bat wings don’t really mean anything to me here, just wanna see Hull survive!
nothing against hull……………..just the kit!
this kit is similar to west brom new away kit and their both release from adidas -sorry if my engglish not good because i’m Indonesian-
Yep, the white background of the sponsor’s logo spoils the overall aesthetics of the kit.