Inter Milan's New Colors & How They Will Be Used For Kits
Apr 11, 2021, by Chris
Inter Milano released an all-new logo on March 30 2021. The logo redesign did not only include a new crest but also new colors - we take a closer look at them.
The colors of the club were defined by Giorgio Muggiani in 1908
New Internazionale Milano 2021 Logo Colors
The new Inter Milan 2021 rebrand includes three (or four if white is counted) colors for the club - blue, black and yellow.
The previous light blue has moved closer to midnight blue, thanks to the shades of Pantone 286, judged to be the most effective.
A "strong, bold yellow" replaces the previous golden color. However, "gold will still be used on specific merchandising items".
Black remains as deep and full as possible.
In fact, the Inter Milan 21-22 home kit is set to have an all-golden Inter crest.
Gold will still be used on specific merchandising items
It is not known if Inter will have an away / third shirt with the new yellow color in the 2022-23 season, but the Inter 2021 fourth kit might be a first indicator.
Inter Concept Kits With New Blue
Inter Concept Kit With New Yellow
We have created an Inter Milan kit with the new yellow color, while concept creator Marcos Conflicto created an Inter home concept with the new blue and the traditional black.
The founder of the design studio that created the new Inter Milan crest, Mirko Borsche, also talked about the colors.
"The colors of the club were defined by Giorgio Muggiani in 1908, when he drew the original crest on the night of 9 March. Each color has a separate and specific significance. Ever since the club was founded, the Inter team has almost always worn black and blue stripes, earning them the nickname Nerazzurri.
For the last 110 years, the Inter colors have only changed in gradation. We did the same. The blue is now more intense compared to the old azure. The new saturation brings a modern and digital touch. The same applies to the gold. It appears now as a vibrant and powerful color – similar to the gold used in the iconic '90s jerseys"."
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Heracles Almelo 26-27 Third Kit Released
Heracles Almelo and technical partner Stanno have officially launched the club's new third kit for the 2026-27 season, celebrating the theme 'De Glorie van '27' in homage to their historic 1927 national championship.
The shirt features an elegant champagne beige base complemented by black accents on the crew neck collar, sleeve cuffs, and shoulder piping. A subtle tonal illustration of the legendary 1927 title-winning squad is printed across the lower front, while special details include a gold heart on the back collar, a custom inner neck label commemorating the date June 19, 1927, and matching beige shorts and socks finished with black trim and '1927' numbering.
Bradford City 26-27 Third Kit Released
Bradford City and Macron have officially unveiled the club's new alternative third kit for the 2026-27 season. The new strip introduces a navy base complemented by claret and amber details.
The Macron Bradford City 26-27 third shirt is predominantly navy, highlighted by a dynamic claret and amber geometric point design along the shoulders. A tonal embossed "BC" monogram runs across the fabric of the torso and shorts. The crest and Macron Hero are applied in monochrome amber, topped with a gold star commemorating the club's 1911 FA Cup victory, while a black ribbon is placed on the upper back in remembrance of the 56 victims of the 1985 Valley Parade fire.
Matching navy shorts with claret and amber trim and navy socks featuring the "BCAFC" wordmark complete the full uniform. The Bradford City 2026-27 third kit is available to buy now through the club's official online store and stadium shop.
No More 'Savinho': Sávio Reverts Shirt Name Following Tottenham Transfer
Following his transfer from Manchester City to Tottenham Hotspur, Brazilian winger Sávio Moreira de Oliveira has officially dropped the diminutive 'Savinho' from the back of his kit. The 22-year-old requested to wear his birth name 'Sávio' alongside his newly assigned No. 17 shirt in North London, returning to the moniker he previously used throughout his early career before adopting 'Savinho' during his spell at Manchester City. Thanks to @jerseystory and @chuyenadodau for spotting.
