Oldham Athletic 21-22 Away Kit Released
Jul 30, 2021, by Chris
Oldham Athletic A.F.C.'s new 2021-22 away jersey was released today. It is made by Hummel and will be worn in next season's League Two campaign.
Oldham 2021-22 Away Kit
Check out Hummel's Oldham Athletic A.F.C. 2021-2022 away jersey below.
The Hummel Oldham 2021-2022 away shirt features the fan-favorite tangerine main color, combined with black accents.
What makes the shirt unique for the club is the front design. The front sublimation is a unique owl feathered repeat design broken down by layered hexagons, the patterned shape being chosen by supporters with 53% of a vote.
21-22 away shirt pattern options
Template-wise, the Hummel Oldham Athletic A.F.C. 2021-22 away jersey comes with the same collar and sleeve cuffs as the 2021-22 home shirt (93-95 inspired).
The Hummel Oldham Athletic 2021-2022 away jersey of course also features the new club crest, this time in a black and white colorway.
Hummel combines the Oldham Athletic 2021-2022 away shirt with black/tangerine shorts and tangerine/black/white socks.
The Hummel Oldham 2021-2022 away shirt is available since July 30, retailing at 45 GBP.
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