Great Britain's First Kits With Hashtags | Bristol City 16-17 Home and Away Kits Released
English Championship team Bristol City today became on of the last team from England's second division to unveil a new jersey for the upcoming 2016-17 season. The new Bristol City 2016-2017 jerseys are Great Britain's first football kits to feature social media tags on the front.
Made by Bristol Sport, the new Bristol City 2016-17 Jersey features new sponsor Lancer Scott on the front for the first time.
Bristol City 16-17 Home Kit
This image shows the new Bristol City home shirt.
Returning to an all-red look, the new Bristol City 16-17 Home Strip combines the traditional colors of the English club. While it features a rather simplistic but classic approach, the most remarkable element of the new Bristol City Shirt is the inclusion of two hashtags on the front of the shirt (#MakingBristolProud and #BristolCity).
On the front of the shirt the club's nickname 'The Robins' is embroidered, and on the back of the shirt the Ashton Gate's new logo is incorporated to mark the opening of Bristol City's new-look 27,000 stadium. The logo of local company Poplar Insulation is again on the back of the shirt.
Bristol City 16-17 Away Kit
This image shows the new Bristol City away shirt.
Featuring a golden look, the new Bristol City 16-17 away strip will be both worn by Bristol's football and rugby clubs. The shirt features navy applications and a unique navy and golden crew neck collar.
On the front of the shirt is the club's nickname 'The Robins'.
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