Southern League Premier South
Bath City 26-27 Away Kit Released
Southern League Premier South club Bath City have officially unveiled the 2026-27 away kit. Made by Macron, the new shirt, dubbed "The Minerva", takes inspiration from the statue of the goddess Minerva atop the iconic Roman Baths, celebrating the city's Roman heritage.
The Macron Bath City 2026-27 away shirt features a sky blue base with navy detailing on the collar, sleeve cuffs and side panels. A subtle tonal graphic incorporates elements of Bath's architectural heritage, including the Royal Crescent and classical Roman columns, creating a bespoke design rooted in the city's history.
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Bath City 26-27 Home Kit Vote Announced
Community-owned Southern League Premier South club Bath City FC have announced a fan vote to decide their new home shirt for the 2026-27 season. The club revealed two different design options for supporters to choose from, continuing their tradition of involving fans in key club decisions.
True to the club's traditional colors, both concepts feature variations of their classic black and white stripes. Fans have been invited to cast their votes in the comments section of the club's official social media post to determine which design will be worn by the Romans next season.
The winning design will become the official 2026-27 home kit.
Weymouth FC Restores Historic Crest as Part of New Visual Identity
Weymouth Football Club has unveiled a restored version of its historic crest, presented with the caption "Restored, not replaced." The update keeps the badge instantly recognizable while refining it for greater clarity, sharpness, and versatility in modern applications. This approach avoids a full redesign in favor of preserving the traditional elements that fans associate with the club.
The restored crest sits at the core of a broader visual identity refresh announced by the club. Additional elements include new wordmarks for flexible communication, a secondary WFC shield logo, and a Jubilee Anchor mark that connects the club to local Weymouth symbols such as the Jubilee Clock and pavilion anchor. The primary crest will feature on upcoming team kits and official materials.
Club statements highlight the work as a way to standardize assets and safeguard the identity long-term. The changes maintain continuity with the badge's long-standing design while improving its overall presentation across digital and physical uses.