Leyton Orient have unveiled their new kits for the 2008/09 season after signing a four-year deal with sportswear giants PUMA. The O's will again be playing in the iconic braces design, with the home kit in True Red and the away kit in Olympian Blue. PartyGaming take their sponsorship of the Club into a second year, and PartyBets.com, their online bookmaking brand, will appear on the front of the shirts. The replica shirts, modelled here by Adam Boyd and Tamika Mkandawire, will be on sale in the Club Superstore from Saturday May 3, at GBP 40 in adult sizes and GBP 30 for kids.For the first time, the Club are offering ladies' fit home shirts, which also retail at GBP 40.

Richard Callaway, Head of Sport for PUMA UK said: "This is an exciting opportunity for us and will provide great exposure for PUMA in London. "We are delighted to be the Club's technical supplier and are looking forward to working with the club and its fans. "With great kit and good service, we're sure our partnership will be a successful one."

Orient Chief Executive Matt Porter said: "We are delighted to unveil PUMA as the official technical supplier of Leyton Orient. "PUMA is a world-class sportswear and sports equipment brand and it is a measure of how far we have developed as a Club in recent years that we are able to now align our brand with theirs.

"I'm sure supporters will enjoy the design and quality of the new range of kit, leisurewear and accessories that will be available from the Club Superstore and Online Shop. Sabin Brooks, Marketing Directory of the Club's shirt sponsors PartyGaming Plc, added: "It gives us great pleasure to renew our shirt sponsorship of the O's and we wish the club and supporters all the very best for a successful 2008/2009 campaign." The Club will also be taking delivery of a new range of PUMA leisure and training wear soon.

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FDV   |2008-04-30 Amazing sponsor Reply | Quote

Gervillian Swike   |2008-04-30 Puma has hit the mark for once. Leyton Orient's decision to retain the braces is spot on. If you have a distinctive design - like Leyton Orient, Birmingham City, Carlisle, now Crystal Palace - you really ought to keep it instead of messing about with boring single colours. Imagine Ajax playing in all white! Rotten. Wolves should perhaps think about bringing back their three wolves badge, and maybe it's time for Burnley to re-introduce their light blue V. Reply | Quote

Alan   |2008-04-30 And Leeds United should play in all freakin white and none of this dashes of Blue here and Yellow there. Reply | Quote

Ryan   |2008-04-30 Oooh, Puma did something original! Reply | Quote

come on u O's   |2008-05-01 Great kit....!! Boydy is an asset upfront.... Tamika is outstanding... Player of the season!! Glad we featured those boys!! Reply | Quote

scholar  - keepers kit   |2008-06-29 i would like to see what the new puma keepers kit looks like and what colour it is hopefully yellow or green traditional keepers colours Reply | Quote

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