Classy Mansfield Town 15-16 Third Kit Released
Oct 17, 2015, by Chris
The new Surridge Mansfield Town 2015-2016 Third Kit draws inspiration from the very first shirt of the English League Two club, officially released yesterday.
Made by Surridge, the new Mansfield Town 15-16 Home Shirt was revealed in July 2015, whereas the black Mansfield Town 2014-15 Away Kit has been carried over.
Mansfield Town 15-16 Third Kit
This is the new Mansfield Town 2015-16 Third Strip, made by Surridge.
Based on the first-ever kit worn by the English club which was then known as Mansfield Wesleyans, the new Mansfield Town 2015-16 Third Shirt boasts light blue and brown vertical stripes. It has a classic white collar and white sleeve cuffs while featuring no shirt sponsor.
Worn from Mansfield Town's maiden season in 1897 until 1910, the English League Two club switched to their now famous amber and blue jerseys a decade later.
Mansfield Town's 2015-16 Third Jersey is combined with white shorts and socks to complete the clean design.
The limited-edition Mansfield Town 2015-16 Third Kit is available for 40 GBP in the official club store.
Pure class. What do you think of the new Mansfield Town 2015-16 Third Shirt? Let us know in the comments below.
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