Purple, Green & Yellow: Unique Reading 23-24 Third Kit Released
Reading FC have unveiled their third kit for the upcoming 2023-24 season in a special way. The Amazons, a local band and Reading supporters, headlined the launch event of the Reading 2023-2024 tird kit, making it a unique experience for the fans.
During their sound check earlier in the afternoon, The Amazons got their first glimpse of the new kit, which they revealed to the supporters after their first track during the surprise gig. The club's walk-out music this season will be their track "Black Magic."
Reading 23-24 Third Kit
This is the Reading 2023-2024 third shirt, made by Macron.
The Macron Reading F.C. 23-24 third shirt is inspired by the iconic Purple Turtle venue, which has a significant place in Reading's history. The venue is located next door to where the club was formed in December 1871.
The Macron Reading 2023-24 third shirt has a bold color combo of purple, green and yellow.
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Purple shorts and purple socks with a white/green/yellow stripe round off the Macron Reading F.C. 2023-2024 third football shirt.
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The Macron Reading 2023-2024 third football shirt is available since August 3, retailing at 55 GBP.
Reading FC 2023-2024 Home, Away & Third Kits
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