New Crawley Town 14-15 Home and Away Kits Released
May 3, 2014, by Chris
- Kit Release: Crawley Town released their 2014-2015 home and away kits, manufactured by Puma.
- Home Kit Design: The home kit is red with white accents, using a common Puma template for several English teams.
- Away Kit Design: The away kit is primarily yellow with blue as the secondary color.
New Puma Crawley Town 2014-2015 Kits released - League One side Crawley Town FC yesterday also announced the extension of their contract with Puma until 2017. The Crawley Town 2014-2015 Shirts are sponsored by 32Red and based on a new simple Puma 2014-2015 template.
Crawley Town 14-15 Home Kit
This is the new Crawley Town 14-15 Home Kit.
The Crawley Town 14-15 Home Kit features the club's traditional color red, while the kit collar and the sleeve cuffs are white. The Crawley Town 14-15 Home Kit is based on the same template as the new Watford 14-15 Home Kit, which was released yesterday. It seems that the template will be used for several Puma teams in England, while it is also no Puma World Cup template.
The shorts and the socks of the new Crawley Town 14-15 Home Shirt will be red. The new Crawley Town 14-15 Home shirt is modelled by Josh Simpson.
Crawley Town 14-15 Away Kit
This is the new Crawley Town 14-15 Away Shirt.
The Crawley Town 14-15 Away Kit is muched changed from last season. The mainly yellow shirt features blue as second color.
Josh Simpson said: "I think it’s a great-looking kit. We’re the Reds and the shirts should reflect our colours and they do that. I also like the yellow and blue away kit. It looks a bit like Brazil, hopefully we can play a bit like them next season!"
The Crawley Town 14-15 Kits will be available to pre-order from today, while the shirts will be shipped out from June 1.
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