Lens 19-20 Home, Away & Third Kits Revealed
Jul 18, 2019, by Pat
Update: The RC Lens 2019-20 away kit was unveiled today, completing the French club's set for next season.
Following on from yesterday's launch of the home shirt, Racing Club Lens and Macron have unveiled the RC Lens 2019-20 third shirt for the 19-20 Ligue 2 season today.
RC Lens Macron 19-20 Home Jersey
This is the new Macron Lens home jersey for 19-20.
The result of a joint panel of the club, Macron and supporters, the Lens 19-20 home shirt introduces a traditional design.
The Lens 2019-2020 home shirt features the traditional red and yellow stripes, with added black trim to honor the mining past of the club.
In the end, nearly 30,000 votes were cast amongst the final three options for the new Lens home football shirt.
RC Lens 19-20 Away Kit
Check out the Lens 2019-2020 away jersey below.
RC Lens's new away football shirt is black with a green sash that pays homage to the club anthem.
The words of “Les Corons” by Pierre Bachelet, the club's anthem which is dedicated to the lives and work of the local miners, can be found inside the sash on Lens's new away shirt.
Lens' new 2019-2020 away jersey will be available from July 27th.
RC Lens 2019-2020 Third Kit
The RC Lens 2019-20 third jersey is a tribute to the kit worn by the club between 1919 and 1924. It is light blue with vertical pinstripes across the body.
The polo is a vintage style, white polo collar with drawstrings. The sleeve cuffs have two stripes through them, yellow and red.
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