Queens Park Rangers have confirmed that they will step away from their traditional blue and white ho...
Queens Park Rangers have confirmed that they will step away from their traditional blue and white hoops for their upcoming home fixture, wearing their 26-27 blackout third kit instead when they host Middlesbrough. The club stated that the team will sport the alternative strip at home for one match only.
The one-off switch is tied to a community initiative organized in partnership with principal shirt sponsor MrQ and charity partner KitAid. Under the campaign, supporters attending the match are encouraged to trade in their old football shirts in exchange for a complimentary blackout shirt, with the donated kits distributed to disadvantaged communities across the globe.
Crafted by Italian brand Erreà, the stealthy 26-27 third strip features tonal dark hoops accompanied by subdued, murdered-out club crest and sponsor details.
Queens Park Rangers have become the first Championship club to release their full set of kits for th...
Queens Park Rangers have become the first Championship club to release their full set of kits for the 2026-27 season, and Erreà has delivered a uniquely consistent design approach by featuring hoops across all outfield and goalkeeper shirts. The traditional home shirt sports the classic blue and white hoops with amber trim, while the away kit introduces a two-tone lilac hoop design with a blue and white collar. Completing the outfield collection is a stealthy blackout third shirt with tonal hoops.
Every shirt also includes a special back neck logo commemorating the 60th anniversary of the club's 1966-67 League Cup victory, with the goalkeeper kits fully mirroring the hooped aesthetic of their outfield counterparts.
