Sunderland 17/18 Adidas Third Kit

In homage to the unbreakable bond between the club and the rich industrial past of its city, Sunderland AFC has launched a new third kit which is charcoal in colour, reflecting the proud mining history of the region and the stadium site.

A number of Sunderland supporters who sit in the stands today worked at the Monkwearmouth Colliery and in a further nod to the mining community, fan Barry Collinson, who worked in the pit for 11 years, took pride of place in the kit unveiling.

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In a further twist of fate, Barry now works for Sunderland AFC, so his links to the former pit continue to this day.

The new third kit benefits from a breathable polyester fabric and features adidas Climacool technology. The shirt boasts bold gold adidas stripes down both sides and a woven club crest and embroidered adidas badge.

The black shorts feature bold gold adidas stripes down both sides and benefit from a draw string waistband. Complete the full third kit look with the new third kit socks.The socks feature the adidas stripes on the fold at the top of the sock as well as the adidas badge of sport on the front of the sock.

View the: Sunderland 2017-18 Adidas Home Kit

View the: Sunderland 17/18 Adidas Away Kit

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    Laslow123 · 7 years ago
    I like it, and it looks good for a template, the colours work really well, really hope Sunderland can get there act together soon.
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    DJ · 7 years ago
    "Charcoal in colour, reflecting the proud mining history of the region and the stadium site"
    OK, so next season when the kit isn't charcoal grey, does it mean they are no longer proud of the mining history of Sunderland?

    Chelsea did similar, by having red on the collar to remember the Chelsea pensioners. The following season it was gone, obviously only gave a d*m* for 12 months.

    Cut the rubbish. If it's important like Liverpool's flames stick with it.
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    GrammarBot · 7 years ago
    @Laslow123 *their
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    Dexterdog · 7 years ago
    Charcoal?