Torquay United 2022-23 Puma Home and Away Kits

Details: Jul 26 2022

These are the new Torquay United Home and Away shirts by new supplier Puma (via Pro:Direct).

The 2022-23 primary design for the Devon-based English National League side is in yellow with blue embellishment, while the change shirt - in the same template - is in white with grey detailing.

Both shirts carry the year of establishment (1899) front and centre, this being backed with a subtle graphical element.

The simple crests are applied to the two designs - in blue on the Home and grey on the Away - and the kits are completed with blue shorts and yellow socks and white shorts and socks respectively.

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BaddersTUFC

· 2 months ago

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We had some nice kits during our Nike years and these aren’t bad either now we’ve moved to Puma. I’d get rid of the diagonal strips near the bottom of the shirt; they spoil it for me a little but pleased we’ve kept the 1899 in place of some local accountants as it’s almost becoming an iconic part of our kits now as this will be the 4th year in a row we’ve had it on our shirts.

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Bill

· 2 months ago

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Nice and simple just the trick

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Giant Bagshaw

· 2 months ago

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A beauty. Nice little graphic - subtle but tidy

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Vim Fuego

· 2 months ago

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Plain, for the team who appropriately play at Plainmoor.

(Nothing plain about Torquay, one of my favourite places for an away day or weekend!)

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Terry

· 2 months ago

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Nice one

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Ross

· 2 months ago

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Time they got Proper players if the wanna return up the league ,rather than play extras from Prisoner cell block H

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Dan 2 months ago

Don't be a misogynist!!
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  Ross 2 months ago
  
  Not sure you know what the word means , neither is it sexist .
  By your argument Man Utd for example are misogynist for not playing such .
  Is that what you’re saying ?
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