Bolton Wanderers 21-22 Home Kit Released
Macron and the Bolton Wanderers have launched the League One club's stylish new 2021-22 home kit this morning.
Bolton Wanderers 21-22 Home Shirt
This is the new Macron Bolton home jersey for 2021-22.
The Macron Bolton 21-22 home jersey combines the traditional colors of the club - white, navy blue, and red. The front has a subtle checker pattern, inspired by the Matchmakers 1988-1990 jersey.
Macron uses a navy-red-navy v-collar, similar to the Umbro 1985-88 home kit, and matching the style of the cuffs, as on the original.
On the back under the collar is the famous elephant complete with the town's “supera moras” motto.
Navy shorts and white socks complete the kit.
Launched for presale on July 28th, 2021, the Bolton Wanderers 2021-22 home shirt retails at £48.
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