I like it.

Although I have to say. Blue and white halves on the front is not well thought through.

Best we have had in ages IMO

And still £60

Looks to be an acceptable tone of Claret too.

Great.

Official release video.

Looks excellent.

Just the blue and white sponsor for me I’m not sure on. Also being pedantic is Pendle Burnley?

That aside I think it’s very smart. And the right shade.

https://x.com/BurnleyOfficial/status/19 ... gr%5Etweet

The topographical lines are an utter nonsense link to the hilly nature of the area



That said, I think it’s the best we have had for a long time

Who comes up with this crap?

"Our 2025/26 home kit celebrates our home and the beauty of Lancashire."

Looks like we’ve moved away from Purple Potion and back to claret… I like the design!

Unimaginative

Really like it now. Much better than the 'leak' made out.

I particularly like the stated meaning behind the kit

i give it till 8.45 for someone to produce a graphic of a blue-sleeved version

I like it

Adult/Kids comparisons

Adult Kit
Shirt £50 + VAT
Shorts £23.33 + VAT
Socks £12.50 + VAT

Kids
Shirt £50
Shorts £24
Socks £13

ClaretTony wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 02, 2025 8:05 am

Who comes up with this crap?

"Our 2025/26 home kit celebrates our home and the beauty of Lancashire."

Someone paid a fortune to spout it

ClaretTony wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 02, 2025 8:05 am

Who comes up with this crap?

"Our 2025/26 home kit celebrates our home and the beauty of Lancashire."

The steep topographical lines represent the enormous
Mountain we must scale to sustain PL football

Like it.

ClaretTony wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 02, 2025 8:02 am

And still £60

Don’t get this moan, what were you expecting? The price to go down from last year, standard rate for a football shirt now

Other than 22/23 home shirt, this is the best home shirt for a very long time in my opinion

123EasyasBFC wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 02, 2025 8:11 am

Don’t get this moan, what were you expecting? The price to go down from last year, standard rate for a football shirt now

Good morning troll - had you bothered to carry out your trolling to the letter you would have seen that I'd said that Preston's had gone from £60 to £70 and they are also Castore. So sorry troll, not a moan.

On its own it looks like a generic training top with a sponsor stuck on. Will probably look better as a full kit, not sure why they never show it all together.

Well, that's £60 saved, at least.

I have to say I quite like the kit. There's the usual bullshit waffle backstory but the shirt itself is pretty clean and tidy.

Hating the sponsor logo is given (especially in blue/white halves) but think the kit will look smart in the PL.

ClaretTony wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 02, 2025 8:13 am

Good morning troll - had you bothered to carry out your trolling to the letter you would have seen that I'd said that Preston's had gone from £60 to £70 and they are also Castore. So sorry troll, not a moan.

I did think you were referring to the fact that the PNE kit had gone up by a tenner so thought 123EABFC's gripe was a weird one.

123EasyasBFC wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 02, 2025 8:13 am

Other than 22/23 home shirt, this is the best home shirt for a very long time in my opinion

Best for 50 years IMO.

quoonbeatz wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 02, 2025 8:14 am

On its own it looks like a generic training top with a sponsor stuck on. Will probably look better as a full kit, not sure why they never show it all together.

It's white shorts and blue socks with a claret fold - but none of the pics have shown them

Shorts and socks here. Blue socks. White shorts. Like it.

Also sponsor less available.

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Sponsorless shirt.

Purple. Won’t be buying another shirt again until it’s claret.
Are the club trying to push this colour until it becomes the accepted norm?

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Looks fresh. As mentioned above, no idea why the shirt isn’t modelled with the rest of the kit.

Again, I must be missing something with criticism of the marketing blurb - the shirt literally has a contour map of the local countryside printed on it, should they not pass comment on the inspiration behind this?

Really nice kit. Kids love it too, which they haven’t for years.

Love the colour on this one.

CyrilEbokiPoh wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 02, 2025 8:18 am

Shorts and socks here. Blue socks. White shorts. Like it.

Also sponsor less available.

Good spot, they weren't on the shop site when I looked.

Good to see sponsorless one available too and it will be sponsorless this coming season because they are not permitted a back of shirt sponsor in the PL.

ClaretTony wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 02, 2025 8:21 am

Good spot, they weren't on the shop site when I looked.

Good to see sponsorless one available too and it will be sponsorless this coming season because they are not permitted a back of shirt sponsor in the PL.

Good. If they hadn’t got a massive blue and white halves sponsor on the shirt it would have been one of the best we have had.

ClaretTony wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 02, 2025 8:10 am

Adult/Kids comparisons

Adult Kit
Shirt £50 + VAT
Shorts £23.33 + VAT
Socks £12.50 + VAT

Kids
Shirt £50
Shorts £24
Socks £13

Conveniently left out that infant kits which include the full strip and go up to age 6-7 have been reduced from £50 to £45 not bad for a full strip.
Baby kits have also been reduced from £50 to £40 for a full strip.
Good prices considering prices elsewhere.

Rileybobs wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 02, 2025 8:21 am

Looks fresh. As mentioned above, no idea why the shirt isn’t modelled with the rest of the kit.

Again, I must be missing something with criticism of the marketing blurb - the shirt literally has a contour map of the local countryside printed on it, should they not pass comment on the inspiration behind this?

I'm just being a miserable ******* re: marketing blurb. There's an obsession now with every kit having to be inspired by something. In the last couple of years we've had 'night games under the lights' and 'Burnley's mining heritage'.

I'm just waiting for this year's third kit which I believe is an all over pattern of Haffner's fresh produce (sausages, pies, bacon) inspired by the history of the club's official fanzone pie partner.

bumba wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 02, 2025 8:25 am

Conveniently left out that infant kits which include the full strip and go up to age 6-7 have been reduced from £50 to £45 not bad for a full strip.
Baby kits have also been reduced from £50 to £40 for a full strip.
Good prices considering prices elsewhere.

I've not left anything out, I was doing a comparison between the other two.

The sponsors will be pleased, you are drawn straight away to their logo.

Ightenhill_Claret wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 02, 2025 8:25 am

I'm just being a miserable ******* re: marketing blurb. There's an obsession now with every kit having to be inspired by something. In the last couple of years we've had 'night games under the lights' and 'Burnley's mining heritage'.

I'm just waiting for this year's third kit which I believe is an all over pattern of Haffner's fresh produce (sausages, pies, bacon) inspired by the history of the club's official fanzone pie partner.

Which reminds me - has anyone else tried one of the new Haffner's Pork & Black Pudding Pies?

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hoskinsgoalatswansea wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 02, 2025 8:19 am

Purple. Won’t be buying another shirt again until it’s claret.
Are the club trying to push this colour until it becomes the accepted norm?

Shades of purple.

Smart that, and still fairly reasonably priced

hoskinsgoalatswansea wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 02, 2025 8:19 am

Purple. Won’t be buying another shirt again until it’s claret.
Are the club trying to push this colour until it becomes the accepted norm?

GetIntoEm wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 02, 2025 8:29 am

Smart that, and still fairly reasonably priced

60 pounds is reasonable, when it costs about a quid to make?

Do me a favour.

Ightenhill_Claret wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 02, 2025 8:25 am

I'm just being a miserable ******* re: marketing blurb. There's an obsession now with every kit having to be inspired by something. In the last couple of years we've had 'night games under the lights' and 'Burnley's mining heritage'.

I'm just waiting for this year's third kit which I believe is an all over pattern of Haffner's fresh produce (sausages, pies, bacon) inspired by the history of the club's official fanzone pie partner.

But all design should stem from a concept. Often design can be led by function, but this is a football kit and it's function is served through choice of material and detailing - ie. stretchy, breathable, quick-drying material. So the designers focus on the aesthetics of the kit, and their brief will have been to design a kit which reflects something that is different or unique to Burnley, and in this case they have gone with the topography. It's funny, because a lot of BFC fans bang on about the unique backdrop to Turf Moor, particularly the countryside visible above the BL stand when viewed from the JHU so I would actually expect this to resonate with a lot of people.

The prices are shocking.

However that’s been the case for some time now. The fact we have kept the price or even reduced it, I guess is a positive.

fidelcastro wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 02, 2025 8:33 am

60 pounds is reasonable, when it costs about a quid to make?

Do me a favour.

Football shirts across the country are overpriced now and it’s only going to get worse, you have clubs like spurs charging like £80 for a replica and then £120 for a ‘match edition’

£60 is reasonable in the grand scheme of things

I like the simplicity of it and back to the 70’s style

123EasyasBFC wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 02, 2025 8:37 am

Football shirts across the country are overpriced now and it’s only going to get worse, you have clubs like spurs charging like £80 for a replica and then £120 for a ‘match edition’

£60 is reasonable in the grand scheme of things

We obviously both have very different definitions of the term "reasonable"