QPR 26-27 Home Kit Released
Jun 14, 2026, by Phan Tich Giay
- Anniversary Tribute: The QPR 26-27 home kit officially launched to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the club's historic 1967 League Cup victory.
- Design Elements: The new Erreà kit features a return to classic broad blue and white hoops, incorporating yellow-gold trim and royal blue on the collar and cuffs, with custom details referencing the '67 cup win on the back and inner neck tape.
- Availability: The QPR 26-27 home kit, which includes white shorts, became officially available for purchase starting June 14, 2026.
Hot on the heels of their away kit launch, Queens Park Rangers have officially unveiled their new 26-27 home kit, which pays a beautiful tribute to the club's historic 1967 League Cup victory, marking the 60th anniversary of the famous triumph.
QPR 26-27 Home Kit
This is the new Erreà Queens Park Rangers home football shirt for 26-27.
The new Erreà QPR 26-27 home kit sees the glorious return of the club's classic and iconic broad blue and white hoops across the body.
Erreà has incorporated striking yellow-gold trim alongside royal blue on the crew-neck collar and sleeve cuffs, subtly referencing the diamond anniversary of the '67 cup win.
The Queens Park Rangers 2026-27 home jersey is packed with highly bespoke, localized details celebrating the milestone. Just below the collar on the back of the shirt sits a small, custom silhouette graphic accompanied by the dates of the 1967 League Cup final victory.
Additionally, the inner neck tape is detailed with a custom print carrying the inspiring message: "Then. Now. Forever. QPR."
QPR 25-26 vs 26-27 Home Kit
The shorts of the QPR 26-27 kit are white.
The new Erreà QPR 26-27 home kit is officially available to purchase starting today, June 14, 2026.
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