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New Crusaders FC Jersey 2020-21 | Hummel unveil blue away kit

This is the new Crusaders FC away jersey 20/21, NIFL Premiership side Crusaders’ new alternate strip for the upcoming league season. The new away kit was officially unveiled on July 3, 2020 and is the first for the Crues from Hummel after the Danish firm inked a two year deal to replace Kappa last month. The uniform was released on the same day as two other Hummel creations- the Everton home kit for 2020/21 and Cambridge United home for 20/21.

The all-blue away strip features Hummel’s famous chevrons on the sleeve as well as a horizontal chevron design on the front of the jersey. Toalsbet are the principal shirt sponsors, with Fonacab appearing on the sleeves, as can be seen in the pics below. Continue reading →

New Cambridge United Kit 2020-21 | CUFC Hummel Home Shirt

This is the new Cambridge United kit 2020/21, CUFC’s new home strip for the upcoming League Two season. Made by Hummel, the second in the part a four year deal that started last year, the new kit was officially unveiled on July 3, 2020, the same day that the Danish firm also released Premier League outfit Everton’s new jersey.

The new Cam Utd home shirt features a bespoke stripe design on the front and Hummel’s famous chevrons on the shoulders. Mick George remain principal shirt sponsors with the logos of Hill Group (back of the jersey) and SOS Leak Detection (back of shorts) also appearing on the strip. Continue reading →

New Everton Kit 2020-21 | EFC Hummel home shirt inspired by Z-Cars anthem & high-tempo dance beats

This is the new Everton kit 2020/21, EFC’s new home strip for the upcoming Premier League season. The first Hummel kit as part of a new deal with the Danish firm, the new Everton jersey was officially unveiled on July 3, 2020. The Toffees also have a new shirt sponsor in the form of Cazoo, who like Hummel, have come on board in a three year deal.

The new jersey pays tribute to the club’s iconic Z-Cars anthem, with an image of the song’s soundbar featured on the shirt. It will be paired with predominantly white shorts and socks, but the club have also unveiled a pair of blue home change shorts and socks.

The goalkeeper kit (there will only be short sleeved versions instead of long sleeve) features a graphic design that depicts the soundwaves of high-tempo dance beats, as can be seen in the pics below. The design extends to the back of the jersey as well. Continue reading →