West Ham United have revealed the new home kit, designed once again by Umbro, for the 2023/24 season.
A return to the classic West Ham colour scheme of claret body with sky blue sleeves, the new shirt is accompanied by a similarly classic green goalkeeper's shirt.
And for the first time ever, the shirt features bubbles etched into the pattern as a nod to the club's popular anthem, Foever Blowing Bubbles.
Accompanying the shirt are either claret or blue shorts and hooped claret and blue socks.
The kit may be pre-ordered by visiting the club's website and will be available for sale from Saturday 15 July, priced from £60 for minors and £75 for adults (short sleeve) and £80 (long sleeve). Shorts are £30 and £40 respectively, with the socks coming in a £15 per pair.
Reaction to the new kit has been mixed; while many fans have expressed satisfaction at the club returning to a traditional claret and blue colour scheme, others have been critical of the design - with one KUMB member likening the bubbles to "coffee cup rings".
The new design will be on display for the first time this evening when the Hammers open their pre-season programme with a trip to Boreham Wood.
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