Burnley 19-20 Third Kit Released + 'Project Evergreen' Launched
Aug 31, 2019, by Pat
Update: As announced before, the Burnley 2019-20 third shirt went on sale today, August 31st.
Today's unveiling of the new Burnley 19-20 third kit, which will be available to buy from August 31st and will be debuted in the game at Arsenal this weekend, comes with a neat surprise.
Evergreen: Our pledge. pic.twitter.com/zwxS0WT6Xv
— Burnley FC (@BurnleyOfficial) August 16, 2019
Together with club partners LoveBet and Umbro, Burnley have teamed up to create 'Project Evergreen'. The club will plant one tree per sold Burnley 2019-20 third shirt "to help offset those lost by the deforestation that continues to have a huge impact on the global climate crisis." Scroll further down for more on 'Project Evergreen'.
Burnley 19-20 Third Kit
This is the new Umbro Burnley 'Evergreen' third shirt for 2019-2020.
Burnley FC's 19-20 third jersey is dark green with black trim on the collar and sleeve cuffs. The logos on the front of the new Burnley 2019-2020 third jersey are white, although the regular, full-color club badge is used.
The shorts of the Burnley 19-20 third kit are black, while the socks have the same color as the shirt.
Burnley's new 2019-20 third jersey will be launched on August 31st, priced at £45.
Burnley 19-20 Third Kit - Project Evergreen
The trees of Project Evergreen will be planted by the club and its social initiative, Burnley FC in the Community at Whitehough Outdoor Centre in Pendle; a 22-acre outdoor education facility that is operated by the club's official charity.
Neil Hart, Chief Executive Officer of Burnley FC in the Community, said: “We are delighted to be part of this unique initiative with Burnley FC. The climate crisis is a global emergency, but this is about thinking local and making a change here in our corner of East Lancashire.”
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