West Bromwich Albion 2019-20 Puma Away Kit

Details: Jul 10 2019

West Bromwich Albion revealed their new 19/20 Away football shirt by Puma.

The Baggies will don the iconic green and yellow stripes for a second consecutive season following their hugely popular return to action during the 2018/19 campaign.

Puma have produced a contemporary design which also represents the Club’s proud history and heritage. The green and yellow club crest, Puma logo and Ideal Boilers logo only further enhance the detail on the shirt.

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Yellow shorts and green and yellow hooped socks partner the jersey.

The innovative shirt features the PUMA DISRUPT sleeve pattern on the performance shaped raglan sleeve which employs detailed rib cuffs that hold to the bicep.

The innovation continues with a mesh back neck panel for ease of movement, and lightweight polyester with moisture wicking technology that is designed to draw sweat away from the body ensuring the player is kept drier and cooler for longer.

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A Canary · 5 years ago
@W G Richardson You may not remember it but we had stripes between 1920/1923.
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W G Richardson · 5 years ago
@A Canary What's your point ? Everyone that wears a Green and Yellow combination are trying to copy the wonderful Norwich City . Your new kit looks like a Celtic away shirt !!!!
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W G Richardson · 5 years ago
@David L We have worn Yellow and Green stripes many times . Do not remember Norwich ever wearing them . Shirt was always going to be narrower stripe this time . Both the club and Puma want to sell the thing .
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David L · 5 years ago
Are they Norwich in disguise?
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QPRPaul · 5 years ago
Love how it is not ruined by having a plain back.
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Ricard Noir · 5 years ago
this is more Norwich than Norwich itself
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Macman · 5 years ago
Even as a Wolves fan I love that iconic Albion away kit. I always called it the cheese and onion away kit too when I was a kid. Sponsor apart, great kit.
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The three degrees · 5 years ago
Remember the Umbro kit from the 1970s Superb! And what a great attacking minded side! I’ve often wondered why the choice of green and yellow from the club though? One possibility could be that in bringing the whole West Bromwich community together. Very clever?
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Daz. Leicester · 5 years ago
Nice kit, I remember the classic 93 away kit of the same colour.
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Mr Fussy · 5 years ago
Green shorts would have looked better . The yellow on the shorts looks different to that on the shirts .
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Hoop da lor · 5 years ago
WBA are one of those few clubs who have an iconic away kit almost as strong as their home. Along with the famous Arsenal and Leeds Utd away kits of the 70s and 80s the Baggies famous green and yellow away kit is as popular as their rather less famous home colours. Maybe not as good as last years and no where near as good as the Cyrille Regis kit there is something special about an Albion green and yellow striped kit. Decent
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Sweet pea of peace · 5 years ago
Lol, sweet corn and peas. I’m gonna’ vomit.
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Willie · 5 years ago
Nice top, but has to be green shorrd.
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Cantona walks among us · 5 years ago
Agree that the colours of the crest should not differ to suit an away kit but what have we here stripes on the back of a striped shirt , very nice that could catch on
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BWFC till...... · 5 years ago
Nice to see stripes on the back too - nice kit.
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SkyeBaggie · 5 years ago
growing up in the 70's I loved my "cheese and onion" flavoured Umbro kit. Not so keen on the yellow and green these days. I agree the badge should remain Navy and white with red Hawthorn details.
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meat gazer · 5 years ago
@A Canary thanks for reminding me - i almost forgot about 1920/1923
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A Canary · 5 years ago
@W G Richardson What's your problem? Only pointing out that many years ago we wore a striped kit, for what it's worth I like Albion using yellow and green, preferred last season with the broader stripes and not sure about yellow shorts but what can you do.
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Padraig Mulligan · 5 years ago
I'd rather the club badge be of its original colors instead of a monochromatic colors to the strip. And slightly broader stripes would have been better.
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Roger · 5 years ago
@QPRPaul Yeah a plaine back is only premiership rules , no need for you to worry about that for a while ?
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