Crystal Palace have unveiled their new kits for their third consecutive
season in the Barclays Premier League as Alan Pardew's side look to push on,
with a glance back to the club's history.
The new home and away shirts, manufactured by Italian brand Macron, were
shown off to supporters for the first time on Wednesday night at the club's
Annual Awards night.
The red-and-blue striped home shirt sticks with Palace tradition, while
the vertical-banded away offering is said to be inspired by famous sash kits of
the past.
The shirts are as-yet without a sponsor, with a new brand set to be
applied to the designs to replace current partners Neteller. Both the home and
away jerseys featured 'Crystal Palace FC' embroidered below the neck, while
fans will be able to purchase either standard or skin-tight 'body-fit'
versions.
The shirt the players will wear are said to have been designed using a
mix of elastics to increase player comfort and breathability. Palace will make
the kits - to be worn by the likes of club Player of the Year Scott Dann -
available for pre-order from June 1 priced at £44.99 for a standard adult shirt
and £34.99 for a junior shirt.
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