Coventry City have launched two brand new Puma kits for the 2012/13 season.
The home strip sees a continuation of last season's all sky blue kit but this time on a modern shirt profile and includes sky blue shorts and socks.
The club's official crest has also been restored to the kit after a season using retro badge from the early days of the Sky Blue revolution.
For the first time in two seasons, the away kit has been redesigned and features a striking yellow and green jersey, blue shorts and white socks with a green trim.
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Justin Tose, commercial director at Coventry City, said: "Once again, we believe we have produced two great kits that our supporters will love.
"The home kit continues the theme from last season with an all sky blue strip based on the Jimmy Hill era that proved so popular. It's a more modern take on that theme but we think it works really well.
"The away kit is really different to anything we've done for some time. The colours in the shirt reflect those of our main sponsor City Link and that is partly as a thank you to them for all their support going into the final year of their current sponsorship deal.
"They have been extremely helpful in terms of the home kit in agreeing to have their logo in white to fit in better with the design and this is our way of saying thank you for that.
"We've already had good feedback from the players who have seen the kit and we believe it will be very popular with our fans."
The kits will be available to buy from 9am on Thursday, June 7. Prices have been frozen at £34.99 for an adult (male and female versions) short sleeved shirt, £19.99 for adult shorts and £9.99 for adult socks. Long sleeved adult shirts are £39.99.
For kids, shirts are priced at £24.99, shorts are £16.99 and socks are £7.99. Long sleeved kids shirts are priced at £29.99. Infant kits are priced at £32.99.
Thanks to Willem
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It's not brazil.its Coventry stupid.go to specsavers
it was a joke, I can see it's clearly coventry.. the away kit is just the exact colours of the brazil kit.
are you retarded?
Only seen like 3 or 4 teams with this template and it's already getting boring, how unadventurous are Puma? At least Adidas and Nike have a few different styles and patterns, Puma literally draw up one pattern each season and throw it at a majority of the teams they sponsor!
... In league 1. Oh well. Both are nice kits. Not spectacular. But nice enough
puma have let themselves down with this template
the city link sponsor in white on the home is dreadful
Last season's home shirt was excellent and they've swayed the other way now and gone for the down right awful.
Why isnt ' City Link ' written in navy blue on the home shirt ?
because it looks extremely gay in white
Explain censored?
willy => bum
Further proof the internet is full of stupid, uneducated people.
surely, as an educated person, you mean
Further proof THAT the internet is full of stupid, uneducated people?
Why are you on there then.
Bring back the brown away kit
City Link in blue perhaps?
Brilliant Brazil away kit
I hate to say it but that is true
I MEAN...A LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
VERY UGLY SHIT BY THE WAY, BUT NICE FOR A LEAGUE ONE TEAM
Still , the home sponsor would have looked better navy blue ,
people complain about large sponsors, now people complain about sponsor not visible enough? pick a consistent thread!
Just look at what happened with Cardiff.
Spot-on!
That bloody template again. Grrrrr.
And why, every so often, do teams just ape the Brazil kit for an away kit. Its nonsense. Coventry should have had a brown version if they wanted any credibility.
"The away kit is really different to anything we've done for some time. The colours in the shirt reflect those of our main sponsor City Link and that is partly as a thank you to them for all their support going into the final year of their current sponsorship deal."
That's carp - everyone knows that a struggling team adopts a Brazilian-inspired away kit. Palarse did it, Pompey did it, Nottingham Forest did it.
Fair point though.
Home Shirt = Tablecloth.
you are spot on... apart from the fact that coventry will be playing in league one and Norwich have never worn blue shorts as part of their home kit.
Well done!
in my basement
Which it was.
As for the away shirt back to the drawing board Grimm colours
Looks like we already know what the design is going to be...
Puma have loads of kit deals - maybe 25-30 in the UK....is it a coincidence that the kits already launched are the same template because Puma made all them ones first???
This is the new Puma template for the 2012/13 season, to be worn by every single team that has their kit manufactured by Puma this season.
It incorporates a boring design that looks cheap and nasty and is easy to just slap different teams badges onto and change the colours for laziness.
It's also made out of old plastic bags to be ecological or something.