AWESOME: Norwich City Mock Flowery Kit Marketing
- Norwich City's Kit Launch: Norwich City launched their 2025-2026 home kit with a humorous campaign mocking typical over-the-top kit marketing.
- Direct Descriptions: The campaign replaces flowery marketing language with simple, honest descriptions of the kit's features.
- MK Dons Reference: Norwich's campaign may be a subtle jab at MK Dons' new logo, which is designed to resemble the city's roundabouts.
In a brilliantly self-aware and humorous campaign, Norwich City have launched their new Joma home kit for the 2025-2026 season by openly mocking the often over-the-top marketing language used for kit reveals. The campaign cuts through the usual "marketing shit" with refreshingly simple and direct descriptions.
Norwich City 2025-2026 Home Kit
The Norwich City 2025-26 kit is stylish, and describing its brilliance could easily involve some fancy text and messages. However, Norwich decided differently, choosing to replace flowery prose with blunt, honest observations in a campaign that features crossed-out elaborate descriptions.
- Instead of: "The yellow... like a broad's sunrise, burning with the passion of a City..." it simply says: "It's yellow."
- Instead of: "The countries, like the Canary majestically overseeing..." it says: "Collar. Wear it up or down. Your call."
- Instead of: "These cuffs aren't just stitched — they're woven with the spirit of Carrow Road." it says: "It has cuffs. They match the collar."
- Instead of: "Made from a lightweight, breathable and recyclable polyester fabric. Every thread carries a story..." it says: "nice fabric."
This campaign is a breath of fresh air in the world of football kit launches, proving that you can have a stylish kit without the over-the-top marketing spiel.

Norwich's campaign might also be a hidden reference to MK Dons' new crest, whose roundel shape is "a nod to the roundabouts of the city."
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