Outstanding Stevenage FC 23-24 League One Home Kit + Away Kit Released
Jul 7, 2023, by Pat
Stevenage FC's new 2023-2024 home and away kits were released today. They are made by Macron and will be worn in next season's League One campaign.
Stevenage FC 23-24 Home Kit
This is the Stevenage FC 2023-24 home jersey, made by Macron.
The Macron Stevenage FC 2023-2024 home shirt boasts an abstract red and white diagonal design.
Black is used for trim on the sleeves and buttoned collar of the Macron Stevenage FC 23-24 jersey.
Stevenage FC 23-24 Away Kit
Check out Macron's Stevenage FC 2023-2024 away jersey below.
The Macron Stevenage FC 23-24 away jersey has a modern look. The Macron Stevenage FC 2023-2024 away jersey is navy with patterned pink and purple circles of varying sizes.
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Available since July 7, the Macron Stevenage FC 23-24 home and away jerseys retail at 48 GBP.
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