Huddersfield Town 17-18 Premier League Kit Released
Jun 30, 2017, by Pat
Huddersfield Town will wear a rather odd kit from Puma for their return to the Premier League in the upcoming 2017-18 season. The Huddersfield 17-18 kit was officially presented today by record-signing Aaron Mooy, while the club also revealed their new shirt sponsor, OPE SPORTS. The online gaming company OPE SPORTS is the Club's highest value front of shirt partner ever.
Huddersfield 17-18 Home Kit
This is the Puma Huddersfield 2017-2018 home jersey.
The Huddersfield Town 17-18 shirt has a striped design in white and light blue, incorporating Puma's infamous halftone gradient details. The sleeves are blue with a white stripe along the top and red Cat logos inside it.
The Puma logo on the right chest of the Huddersfield 2017-18 jersey is also red, which is mirrored by both the border around the stars above the club crest. A sky blue collar with a red button underneath it complete the unusual look.
White shorts and socks complete the new Huddersfield 17-18 home kit.
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