Birmingham City

Admiral has expanded its retro archive collection with the official release of two Birmingham City remake shirts - the Birmingham City 94-95 home kit and the 93-94 away kit.

The Admiral Birmingham City 1994-95 home remake shirt is a direct re-edition of the original kit. It comes in a bright blue, with a striking white polo collar. It features a shiny material typical of 1990s kits, a jacquard pattern, and a rather odd 1875 badge at the collar front.

The Birmingham City 93-94 away shirt remake also faithfully recreates the original design worn over three decades ago. It features a bright yellow base accented with bold royal blue vertical stripes and a subtle jacquard pattern woven into the fabric. The look is completed by a blue polo collar with "Blues" embroidery, the classic block Admiral logo, Birmingham City's crest from the era, and the nostalgic Triton Showers front sponsor.

The remakes are available, priced at £46.

Recently, Birmingham City headed out for their Carabao Cup tie against Brentford in a shirt with EFL sleeve patch.

Though the competition's regulations require teams to use correct sleeve patches, cases like these are often considered understandable. The likely reason for Birmingham's incident was that their kitmen faced logistical problems and did not have emergency backup in time.

This issue also means the Blues will not get to wear the Carabao Cup patch any single time this season, as they suffered a heavy 1-6 defeat to Brentford and are therefore eliminated.

Jude Bellingham was among the spectators at St Andrew's for Birmingham City's pre-season friendly against Barcelona, wearing the club's new 2026-27 home shirt with his iconic No. 22 on the back.

The Real Madrid midfielder came through Birmingham City's academy before completing a then-club-record £26 million move to Borussia Dortmund in 2020. The transfer played a key role in helping Birmingham overcome a difficult financial period.

Despite spending just one season with the first team, the club later made the unprecedented decision to permanently retire the No. 22 shirt in his honour, cementing Bellingham's status as one of the greatest academy graduates in Birmingham City's history.

Birmingham City's new home shirt for the 26-27 season has been released, showcasing a simple retro-inspired look alongside a new main front-of-shirt sponsor, Coral.

The Birmingham 26-27 home kit features a classic royal blue base accompanied by a traditional polo collar with subtle white trim accents. Inside the neckline, the shirt displays the club's familiar Keep Right On motto. A white Nike Swoosh sits on the right chest opposite the iconic Birmingham City crest, while Coral's logo occupies the main chest position in place of previous sponsor Undefeated.