AFC Wimbledon 2022-23 Hummel Home Kit

Details: Jul 15 2022

AFC Wimbledon have unveiled their new 22/23 home kit which pays homage to the club’s rich and unique history.

The all-new, bespoke hummel kit is a nod to the strip the likes of Joe Sheerin and Matt Everard took to the field in 2002, which itself was a tribute to the design worn during the club’s heroic FA Cup run of 1974/75.

This is the club's first hummel kit since they last wore the famous chevrons at their former Plough Lane home and it will be worn for one season only.

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Alan Cork

· 2 months ago

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Magnifique

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Andyk

· 2 months ago

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Its the same as all the other previous kits. Nothing special

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Jonathan Moore

· 2 months ago

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That first picture looks sexy. Kits alright looking too.

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· 2 months ago

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Hummel have released some pretty poor kits this year. Uninspiring

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· 2 months ago

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How often can you recycle kits? Wimbledon used to have some of the nicest patterns in the 80s and early 90s, so something inspiring ffs

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Dan Belshaw

· 2 months ago

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Great kit

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Vim Fuego

· 2 months ago

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Solid if unspectacular.

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😂😂😂

· 2 months ago

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So basically last year’s kit then

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· 2 months ago

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No effort

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Get Shirty

· 2 months ago

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Average at best, as stated previously I agree, definitely an under achieving year from Hummel.

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Scott 2 months ago

I think the 'round' collars on a lot of Hummels shirts this year look ****. Too loose. At least on this they have reverted to a more v-neck. Looks better. Maybe this change caused the release delay. Cool sponsor though.
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