Cheltenham Town unveiled their new 08/09 home shirt made by Errea and Anthony sent us a leaked picture with the 2008-09 yellow away kit on it . The home kit is a return to a mainly red style of shirt with red shorts and red socks following a number of variations on a red and white striped theme over the last few years. Cheltenham’s first colours were deep red, earning them the nickname of “The Rubies.”

It will be the club's first mainly red shirt since season 1996-97, when the Robins won promotion to the Conference from the Southern League Premier Division, and the players will wear it for the first time in Saturday's last home match of the season against Doncaster Rovers.

Bristol City unveiled their new home and away shirts for the 2008/09 season made by Puma. City revealed the colours to be worn by Gary Johnson's men in the new campaign will be exclusively red and white. At home the kit takes on a red shirt, white shorts and red socks theme, with the reverse (white shirt, red shorts and white socks theme) for the away strip.

The current 2007/2008 season's kit, made by Puma (in the 2nd of a 4 year deal) also has matching home and away strips. The club will also have a new third strip of black and white, however this will not be made available for sale to supporters. Technical kit suppliers Puma designed the kit, which also sees a return to the front of the shirt for DAS, the club's new main sponsors. Blackthorn and Lancer Scott will be back of shirt and back of short sponsors respectively.

Adults shirts (small up to XXXL) are priced at GBP 40, Youth and Ladies (8-18) sizes are GBP 35, while small, medium and large boys are GBP 30. Supporters can also pre-order their shirt with letters and numbers printed at a set cost of GBP 12.