Bayer Leverkusen, Sparta Praha & Many More | 6 Teams That Are Carrying Over Old Kits

After we have already taken an in-depth look at AFC Wimbledon's case, we now want to give you a complete overview of all teams carrying over kits into the 2019-20 season to showcase this is still not something out of the ordinary in 2019.

While the big players such as Nike are looking for ways to maximise the kit sales by introducing more one-off kits or the upcoming 4th kits for the brand's 'elite' teams, there are some examples of more sustainable cycles. Let's take a closer look.

Accrington Stanley 2017-20 Home Kit

Wearing the same home shirt for the third season in a row, Accrington Stanley's 2017-20 home shirt does not stand out because of its design but its long usage cycle.

AFC Wimbledon 2018-20 Home & Away Kits

AFC Wimbledon changes both its home and away kits every two years since a few seasons. The third kit is changed in the intervening year, subject to the kit suppliers and shirt sponsors remaining unchanged.

Bayer Leverkusen 2018-20 Home / Away Kit

Die Werkself also has a tradition of carrying over one shirt each season. This time, the club kept the 2018-19 home shirt, which now becomes Bayer Leverkusen's 2019-2020 away jersey, while also featuring a great look.

Boston United 18-20 Home Kit

Carrying over the home shirt, Boston United accepts the call and steps up with a traditional stripes look.

Sparta Praha 19-21 Home Kit & 18-20 Away Kit

Keeping a strict cycle, Sparta Prague unveils one new kit each season. This year, Nike unveiled Sparta Praha's 2019-21 home shirt. It's maroon with white logos and black trim in the form of the back neck tape and sleeve cuffs, while the away jersey gets carried over from last season.

Wycombe Wanderers 18-20 Home Kit

Featuring a stunning checkers look, Wycombe Wanderer's 2018-20 home jersey features a quarters look, which even gets continued onto the simple crew-neck collar and back.

What do you think of this initiative? Did we miss any teams carrying over old kits regularly? If so, drop us a line below.