Hibs unveil new away kit as 'stylish' and 'classy' touches added to travelling jersey

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Hibs have unveiled the jersey ahead of a return to competitive action.

Hibs have unveiled their new away kit ahead of the 24/25 season officially kicking off.

The club are going back to a white jersey on the road for the first time since the 2021/22 season. Head coach David Gray currently has his side in Holland for a pre-season training camp but they will return to Scotland and HTC ahead of their Premier Sports Cup group stage campaign beginning on July 13th vs Elgin City.

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It is available to purchase online now or instore from 10am. A statement from Hibs reads on the details of the kit: “Designed in collaboration with Joma, the new kit includes various subtle but stylish bespoke features throughout.

“On the jersey, supporters can see a classy, embossed pattern on the white top – with a green Joma logo printed on the left-hand side of the chest and the Hibernian FC badge embroidered on the right. The round-neck collar is half emerald green, half white – with the two colours overlapping at the front, and the traditional Scottish Thistle keeping its place on the back of the neck.

“For the second season in a row, Bevvy.com will be the front-of-shirt sponsor – with their classic logo printed in the middle of the jersey. In keeping with the look and feel of the new 2024/25 home kit – which sees a return of the all green Hibs kit – this year’s away top will be accompanied with all white socks and shorts to match.

“Once again, the shirt is made with 100% recycled polyester material to minimize the impact on the environment – and a junior replica shirt will also be released with junior sponsor Utilita Energy on the front!”

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