RC Lens 24-25 Away Kit Revealed
Jun 21, 2024, by Pat
- Kit Details: The RC Lens 24-25 away kit, made by Puma, is dark green with black accents and a subtle pickaxe pattern, incorporating the miner's lamp flame.
- Design & Meaning: The kit's design blends club values with regional heritage, including the phrase "FIERS D'ÊTRE LENSOIS" on the collar.
- Availability: The new Puma RC Lens 24-25 away kit will be available for purchase starting June 22.
The new RC Lens away kit was released today. It is made by Puma and will be worn in the 24-25 Ligue 1.
The new design blends club values with regional heritage, symbolized by the miner's lamp flame.
RC Lens 24-25 Away Kit
This is the Racing Club de Lens 2024-2025 away jersey, made by Puma.
The Puma RC Lens 2024-2025 away shirt, featuring a subtle pickaxe pattern, is dark green with black being used for the collar and cuffs.
The Puma Racing Club de Lens 2024-25 away jersey includes the phrase "FIERS D'ÊTRE LENSOIS" on the collar, celebrating the pride of the Lens supporters.
The Puma RC Lens 2024-2025 away shirt will be available from June 22.
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