Bradford City reveal third kit in time for League Two season

Bradford City have revealed the club’s all-new 2023/24 Macron alternative/third kit, which is available now.

The strip is on sale via City’s official retail website, and can be purchased from the Bradford City Store on South Parade from 9am tomorrow (Thursday).

Last year's third kit was not revealed until the end of September, but this time the Bantams have unveiled it three days before their League Two opener at Crawley.

Again celebrating ‘120 Years of Claret & Amber’, the kit follows a black colourway, with vertical claret shoots and an amber trim.

A folding, v-neck collar has the letters ‘BCAFC’ stitched into its rear, with ‘CITY’ embossed into the lower back of the shirt.

Main club partners JCT600 and University of Bradford take pride of place, respectively sublimated into the fabric on the front and back, while Regal Foods appear again on the rear of the shorts.

New shirt sleeve sponsor, Flamingo Land, will be printed on to the side of the shirt from the first time it is played in.

Daniel Oyegoke flies the flag for City's new third kit. (Image: Thomas Gadd.)

Identically coloured shorts and socks are finished with a claret and amber trim, both adorned with Macron and Bradford City branding, which again ensure claret and amber will remain on the field at all times.

The jersey has been crafted from Macron’s lightweight and tear-resistant Eco-Softlock fabric, a 100 per cent recycled polyester yarn certified by the Global Recycled Standard.

In particular, the back is in Eco Micromesh: a breathable technical fabric, specially designed for game sets with 100 per cent recycled polyester yarn. It is comfortable thanks to its softness and elasticity.

The lateral inserts in Eco Mesh give this fabric maximum breathability and lightness, thanks to the micro-perforated construction.

The ‘120 Years of Claret & Amber’ campaign concludes with another video shot at the Opus Photographix studio in Little Germany.

Bradford City Women's player Nell Hepton is joined by men’s first-teamers Jamie Walker and Daniel Oyegoke against a striped claret and amber backdrop.

Nell Hepton and the rest of the women's team will be wearing the kit too. (Image: Thomas Gadd.)

The campaign highlights the uniqueness of Bradford City and the 120-year anniversary of our colours, reinforced by Bantams flags courtesy of North West Kollektive, symbolising tribal, passionate, unrivalled support.

A rubberised club crest - complete with a star marking the 1911 FA Cup triumph - is pressed onto a panel which is embroidered into the shirt, appearing on the front alongside the Macron logo.

The rear of the jersey is complemented by a traditional black ribbon, paying tribute to the lives tragically lost in the Valley Parade Fire Disaster on 11th May 1985.

2023/24 alternative kit pricing is as follows:

ADULTS

Jersey - £55

Shorts - £25

Socks - £14

JUNIORS

Jersey - £45

Shorts - £22

Socks - £12

INFANTS

Full kit - £45

The goalkeeping third kit also follows the same pricing structure.

💛 | And how about this - for our 2023/24 alternative goalkeeper strip - available online now and from the #BCAFC Store from 9.00am tomorrow?! 😍

Replica kit prices have increased from 2022/23.

Supporters are advised that this is due to price increases in the supply chain and is out of the club’s control.

EFL shirt printing can be added and is priced at just £16 for any name and number, with Sky Bet League Two sleeve patches priced at £7.

PLEASE NOTE: Supporters are reminded to consider Macron’s size guide, when selecting which size will provide them with the best fit.

In the majority of cases, this will require going one size up from purchases in non-Macron Bradford City shirts. To view the size guide, please click here.

The Bradford City Store is currently awaiting the delivery of infant kit stock. Please continue to check bantamsdirect.co.uk for updates on arrival.

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