Oxford United 19-20 Home & Away Kits Released
Six weeks after the release of their new home kit, League One side Oxford United this morning revealed their new 2019-2020 away kit, which is made by Puma and features Singha as main sponsor. It will be fully launched later today.
Oxford United 19-20 Home Kit
This is the new Oxford home jersey by Puma.
The Oxford United 2019-20 home kit makes a return to the club's traditional yellow shirt, blue shorts and yellow socks format.
The new jersey features a subtle graphic print, a navy crew-neck collar and mainly navy sleeves with a yellow block towards the end.
Oxford United 19-20 Away Kit
The new Puma Oxford United 19-20 away jersey is white with a yellow / navy Sash. It is a classy yet modern design because of the simple template.
White shorts and socks are set to complete the new Oxford United 19-20 away uniform.
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