Sunderland 24/25 Hummel Third Kit

Sunderland 24/25 Hummel Third Kit

Sunderland AFC have revealed their new Hummel Third shirt for the 2024-25 season.

The 24-25 secondary-change release honours Sunderland's deep-rooted mining heritage, with the iconic mining wheel from the club’s crest reimagined as a repeating mosaic pattern. The design features a deep blue base, complemented by a dusty blue hue, with navy chevrons on a white trim across the shoulders.

The revered SAFC script crest is embossed on the shirt, symbolising a significant era in the club's history. The kit is completed with matching shorts and socks and features the branding of the club’s principal partner, Spreadex Sports.

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Kit Man Stan
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 · 1 year ago
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I get the sentiment with the design attempt but seriously! Looks like your nans curtains from the 1970's
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 · 1 year ago
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I like the idea, but it's executed poorly. The brandings are almost invisible. Also .. ?
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Dunn
 · 1 year ago
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don’t get the hate, for one, it’s a ~third~ kit. the branding it more than legible once seen in person & the blue is far from NUFC colors… the pattern is a fine touch as well. hummel is known for flare taking risks in their designs & this works really well as an homage. sadly we’re 0-1 at the time of writing this whilst wearing, but i still love it lol
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MR TREVOR COLMAN
 · 1 year ago
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Worst shirt I have ever seen
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PB
 · 1 year ago
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I quite like the print, not sure if it's my colour vision deficiency but I really struggle to see the club badge or maker's logo
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Rupert the Fridge
 · 1 year ago
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Quite like the short sleeve version. The long sleeve one looks likes someone’s Xmas pyjamas from the 1970’s .
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Brett Simons
 · 1 year ago
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That's bad!
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Thames bank casual
 · 1 year ago
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Respect the heritage and it means well but you can’t see the badge at all or hardly the sponsor should be in darker lettering
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JK
 · 1 year ago
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What were they thinking
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Razza
 · 1 year ago
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Wonder where Granny's tablecloth got to.
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