Dryworld Watford 16-17 Home and Away Kits Released
Jul 6, 2016, by Pat
Watford FC and its new kit supplier Dryworld today officially unveiled the club's new home and away kits for the upcoming 2016-17 Premier League season. The Watford 2016-17 jerseys are the first to made by Dryworld, a Canada-based brand.
Watford 16-17 Dryworld Home Kit
This is the new Watford 2016-2017 home shirt by Dryworld.
The first-ever Watford kit by Dryworld features the club's traditional yellow main color, as subtle pinstriping has been worked into the fabric. Commemorating the yellow base are black and red applications, present both on the classic collar and the sleeve cuffs.
Both the shorts and the socks of the Watford 16-17 kit are black with subtle yellow trim.
Watford 16-17 Away Kit
This is the first-ever Watford away kit by Dryworld.
Based on the same template, the Watford 2016-17 Dryworld away shirt is white with black and red trim on the collar and sleeve cuffs.
The shorts and socks of the Watford 16-17 away kit are white with black details.
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