The 2022/23 home shirt has officially become the fastest selling Hummel home shirt!
Sales to date of the new home shirt, which was only revealed last Wednesday, have been quicker than the shirt sales in any of the three previous years that the Sky Blues have been working with Hummel.
Meanwhile, the current sales of the home goalkeeper shirt has already passed the final total amount of home goalkeeper shirts sold last season, as well as the totals in the 2020/21 and 2019/20 seasons.
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The home shirt is completely bespoke to Coventry City, after the Club has worked closely with Hummel on another iconic kit design which once more celebrates the identity and history of Coventry City and the City of Coventry.
Hugely popular, the tramlines made famous in the 70s have returned on the front of the Sky Blues shirt for next season, either side of the Club crest.
25th May marked the 60th anniversary of the consecration of Coventry Cathedral in 1962 and the tramline includes the pattern from the stained-glass windows of the Cathedral.
Like the home outfield shirt, the goalkeeper kit helps to mark 60 years since the Consecration of Coventry Cathedral.
An enlarged section from a stained-glass window of Coventry Cathedral is used on the sleeves of the shirt to create a striking and unique geometric pattern, with the front of the shirt being white.
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Pre-orders are expected to be dispatched in June, with pre-orders scheduled to be with fans prior to the general sale date of Thursday 30th June.