White / Gold Puma Stade de Reims 24-25 Third Kit Released - No More Umbro
- New Kit: Puma has released the Stade de Reims 24-25 third kit, which is white with black logos and gold accents.
- Color Inspiration: The kit's colorway is inspired by the chalk pits under Saint-Nicaise Hill, where building materials were sourced from.
- Supplier Change: This is the first kit for Stade de Reims after switching from Umbro to Puma.
The new Stade de Reims third shirt was launched today. It is made by Puma and will be worn in the 2024-25 Ligue 1.
Stade de Reims 24-25 Third Kit
Check out Puma's Reims 2024-25 third football shirt below.
The Puma Stade de Reims 24-25 third football shirt combines a white base with black logos and gold applications. It is the first time since the 2022-23 season that Reims gets a white, black & gold kit.
The colorway draws inspiration from the chalk pits and the renowned crayères. These ancient chalk quarries, located under Saint-Nicaise Hill, provided materials for building Reims.
What makes the Puma Stade de Reims 2024-25 third jersey unique is a geometrical pattern in gold - and surely not the white & gold colorway that has been seen very often already.
Puma combines the Stade de Reims 2024-2025 third jersey with white / gold shorts and socks.
Check out classic Reims kits on Football Kit Archive
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