Watford 2023-24 Kelme Third Kit

Details: Aug 02 2023

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Watford FC have revealed their new Third kit for the 2023/24 season.

The turquoise blue jersey is a bespoke design crafted by their official technical partner, Kelme, and is complemented by white shorts and socks.

Featuring a white V in the neckline, the shirt showcases a sublimated print on the front panel with stylish black highlights on the rib, sleeve, and under-arm areas. The iconic hornet logo adorns the back neck, while the club's cherished WE values are imprinted within the half-moon design inside the shirt.

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Made from lightweight and breathable jacquard knit fabric, the jersey offers a fitted feel, enhanced by the raglan sleeves and under-arm panels.

View the: Watford 2023-24 Home Kit

View the: Watford 2023-24 Away Kit

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Left Foot

· 1 year ago

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Really like this kit and even more so that the club are selling it with the choice of no sponsor. It's a lovely shade of blue!

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Mr Q

· 1 year ago

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I like it so so much

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CK

· 1 year ago

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The colours are okay but that sponsor is God-awful and it makes the strip look worse than what it actually is.

I've never heard of "Mr. Q" but I'm going to take a guess and assume it's yet another gambling site.

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Elton John 1 year ago
Mr Q took me out once and bought me drinks, then the next thing I remember is I **** up all groggy and found it hard to walk for a few days
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Tanny Grey-Hooola

· 1 year ago

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Friend of mine signed for Watford in the 80's. Broke his leg in his first game and had to have it amputated. Was the first ever human leg transplant recipient but they sewed his new leg on backwards so had to have it amputated again. Gave him 3 weeks to live. Next year he won Junior Wimbledon. True story.