Oldham Athletic 21-22 Home Kit + New Club Crest Unveiled
Oldham Athletic's new 2021-2022 home kit was released today. It is made by Hummel and will be worn in next season's League Two campaign.
In addition to the new kit, Oldham have also unveiled their brand-new club crest, which will replace the 125th anniversary design which was used last season.
Inspired by the past, designed for the future.
— Oldham Athletic (@OfficialOAFC) July 4, 2021
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Oldham Athletic 2021-22 Home Jersey
This is the new Hummel Oldham Athletic home jersey for 2021-22.
Made Hummel, the design of the Hummel Oldham 2021-22 football shirt was subject to a vote, which it won with a share of more than 60%.
It's blue with a white collar and white sleeve cuffs, both with red trim, while the front features a subtle pattern that's inspired by the 1993-95 JD shirt.
White shorts and blue socks round off the look of the new Oldham Athletic 2021-2022 home kit by Hummel.
The Hummel Oldham 21-22 home shirt retails at £45.00.
Oldham Athletic 21-22 Crest
The new Oldham logo goes for a retro design with an owl standing on a football that has the 1895 written on it, referencing the club's founding year.
The design was one of three "concepts" created by local designers and won the vast majority of votes from more than 1,000 participants. Its design pays homage to the crest design of the 1960s and 70s.
The Oldham 21-22 away shirt, which will be tangerine, will be unveiled in late July, while the third kit is set to be released in August.
Made by Hummel. What do you think about Oldham Athletic's 21-22 home jersey and the new club crest? Comment below.
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