Notts County have revealed their 2025/26 Puma Fan Shirt, a special edition release created exclusively for supporters and inspired by one of the club’s most recognisable historical emblems.
The new fan football shirt brings back the Single Magpie crest, which last appeared on a Notts County kit 40 years ago. The emblem has been reintroduced as a repeating graphic across the front panel, creating a heritage themed pattern that reflects the results of the club’s recent survey, in which supporters identified the Single Magpie as their favourite past badge. Images show a white base with dark teal trim at the collar and cuffs, along with the repeated outline of the Single Magpie emblem across the torso and sleeves. The current Notts County crest sits on the chest, maintaining the club’s visual identity.
The colourway is aligned with the upcoming 2025/2026 Third kit that the first team will wear at selected away fixtures later in the season. While competition regulations prevent the patterned design from being used in match play, the club will field a modified version with a plain front panel, keeping the full graphic exclusively for fans.
The Notts County jersey is produced by Puma and uses DRYCELL performance technology to move moisture away from the skin. It is made from at least 95% recycled polyester sourced from textile waste and reused materials. The University of Nottingham appears as the primary sponsor across the chest, with additional branding on the sleeve. The fan shirt is a limited edition release with priority purchase windows in place.
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