Wolves 25-26 Home, Away & Third Kits Released
- Home Kit: The Wolves 25-26 home kit, made by Sudu, features a classic gold design with a subtle print inspired by the Molineux Pleasure Grounds, along with black shorts and gold socks.
- Away Kit: The Wolves 25-26 away kit, also made by Sudu, is turquoise with a wolf head print inspired by Molineux Stadium's architecture, and pays homage to the club's kits of the late 1980s.
- Third Kit: The Wolves 25-26 third kit, designed in collaboration with a fan, celebrates the club's Brazilian players with a bright sky-blue base and an intricate all-over graphic in Brazil's iconic colors.
Completing the set, the Wolves 25-26 third kit was revealed this evening, celebrating the club's Brazilian players. The Wolverhampton 2025-2026 kits are made by Sudu (a brand closely connected to the club) for the second season.
Wolves 25-26 Home Kit
This is the Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C. 2025-26 home football shirt, made by Sudu.
The Sudu Wolverhampton 25-26 home shirt features a classic look, with a subtle print adorning the gold base. This print is inspired by the Molineux Pleasure Grounds, a public park that used to be located where Molineux Stadium now stands.
The Sudu Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C. 2025-2026 home shirt has a traditional black collar and sleeve cuffs. A notable detail on the back collar area is the "ONE PACK" text. The overall look of the new home shirt is inspired by the 1970s.
Black shorts and gold socks complete the Wolves 25-26 home kit.
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Wolves 25-26 Away Kit
This is the Wolves 2025-2026 away shirt, made by Sudu.
Nicknamed ‘Into the Den’, the Wolverhampton Wanderers 25-26 away kit features a striking turquoise base combined with a subtle jacquard geometric wolf head print, directly inspired by the angular architecture of Molineux Stadium. The idea? Bring a piece of home to every away ground.
Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C.'s new 2025-26 away strip is finished with a ribbed collar and sleeve cuffs, nodding to the club’s kits of the late 1980s, specifically the Manders Paints era.
The collar reminds me of the Manders Paint shirts of the late ‘80s," said club historian Peter Crump. "It’s clear the designers have referenced classic eras-home is the '70s, away is the '80s."
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Wolves 25-26 Third Kit
This is the Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C. 25-26 third jersey, made by Sudu.
Designed in collaboration with lifelong fan Ben Mortimer, the Sudu Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C. 2025-2026 third football shirt draws inspiration from the club’s Brazilian players, featuring Brazil’s iconic colors.
The Sudu Wolves 2025-26 third shirt has a bright sky-blue base with an intricate all-over graphic in a darker blue shade. The pattern includes abstract shapes, tropical elements, giving it a vibrant, almost carnival-like feel. The collar and sleeve cuffs come in yellow with blue trim.
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Wolverhampton 25-26 Goalkeeper Home Kit
Wolverhampton 25-26 Goalkeeper Away Kit
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