Club Brugge 23-24 Fourth Kit Released - Designed by Young Fan
Apr 3, 2024, by Chris
- Design Origin: Club Brugge's fourth kit was designed by a young fan, Stien, and chosen from over 500 submissions by Club Kids.
- Kit Description: The fourth kit is primarily black with gold trim, a white Macron logo and features a blue triangle design, representing Club Brugge as "the top of Belgium".
- Availability: The limited-edition kit, of only 1000 copies, has already sold out in all Adult sizes and is not available for purchase.
Belgian club Club Brugge released a special fourth shirt this week. It has been designed by the club fan Stien.
The design of Club Brugge's 2023-24 fourth kit was chosen from over 500 submissions by Club Kids under the age of 13. The top five designs were selected for the final round and judged by a panel of the club.
Brugge's new 2023-24 fourth strip will be worn by the players during the match against Anderlecht.
Club Brugge 23-24 Fourth Kit
This is the new Macron Club Brugge fourth football shirt for 2023-2024.
The Macron Brugge 2023-24 fourth shirt features a triangle design. Why? The girl explained: "A triangle has three tops, and Club Brugge is, therefore, the top of Belgium. The gold trim around the collar finishes the design stylishly. Club Brugge is golden."
Color-wise, the Macron Brugge 2023-24 fourth shirt is mainly black with gold trim and a white Macron logo. The triangle design comes in different shades of blue.
The Macron Club Brugge 2023-2024 fourth football shirt is not available to purchase.
Check out classic Brugge kits on Football Kit Archive
Only 1000 copies of this exclusive shirt were sold. Club Brugge KV's new 23-24 fourth strip is sold out in all Adult sizes.
Made by Macron. designed by young fan Stien. What do you think about Club Brugge's fourth jersey? Comment below.
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