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While the Coventry City dust settles after the club’s valiant but ultimately disappointing Championship play-off final at Wembley Stadium, attention has quickly switched elsewhere.
Sky Blues fans are now eagerly snapping up season tickets and anxiously awaiting developments in the summer transfer window. Another big event on their radar will be the launch the of the club’s new kits for the 2023/24 campaign.
The Sky Blues are continuing their partnership with hugely popular kit producers hummel who have come up with some cracking designs since returning to the club in recent years.
This season’s nod to the classic tramline strip from the 1970s proved to be a smash hit, as did the purple away strip. But how does hummel top such eye-catching designs? Well, our friends at Covcept – alias Andy Smith – have come up with some classy and colourful suggestions to whet supporters’ appetites as to what next season’s strips could look like.
Next year’s official designs have already been signed off, by the way, and will remain a closely guarded secret until the club’s big reveal in the summer.
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In the meantime, take a look at the below designs and see if any take your fancy. *Some of these designs were done prior to City owner Doug King insisting there will be no betting firm sponsors on the front of the shirt. The very latest designs feature Coventry Building Society as a possible sponsor next season.
A traditional sky blue with a horizontal pinstripe
A green and black away concept kit design for Coventry City’s new hummel shirt for next season. Green and black stripes have been used a number of times over the years by the club as an alternative strip.
This alternative kit design feels more like a second or third strip option, using more dark blue and introducing a flash of red on the sleeves.
A predominantly white shirt with a nod to City’s classic brown strip
How Coventry City’s first team shirt would look like based on Denmark’s national team design with more white
How Coventry City’s first team shirt would look like based on Denmark’s national team design with navy shoulders and arm trim
A chocolate brown version of a Coventry City away shirt based on Denmark’s national team design
A green version of a Coventry City away shirt based on Denmark’s national team design
A Covcept design suggestion for next season’s Coventry City home shirt, based on a classic design from the 80s
A Covcept concept design suggestion for a Coventry City away shirt combining two classic colours used for the club’s changed strips over the years
A Covcept concept kit design suggestion for Coventry City’s home shirt based on Lille’s fourth strip
A green and black away concept kit design for Coventry City’s new hummel shirt for next season
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