
EFL club release ‘gorgeous work of art' kit to celebrate 150th anniversary and even rival fans want to buy it
PORT VALE have released a stunning retro home kit to celebrate their 150th anniversary.
The League One new-boys' smart new strip has been flying off the shelves since its release.
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The Valiants' 2025-26 white home shirt will include a smart black collar, as well as black trim on the sleeves,
It will also subtly include the Puma logo, in addition to a retro Port Vale logo.
The shirt is not sullied by a garish sponsor, instead oozing a simple class.
Vale's kit is topped off with black shorts, also featuring the retro logo, as well as stripey black and white socks.
The Staffordshire side, who finished second in League Two, have confirmed that they have already flogged 1,815 home shirts on its first day on sale.
For context, Vale averaged home gates of 7,639 last season.
Port Vale's kit launch has also been resoundingly well received online.
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While a second wrote: "Stunning kit. They always look miles better without a sponsor too."
A third commented: "Best kit I've seen for a long long time. Fulham fan."
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And a fourth swooned: "Sweet Jesus. So simple and yet so stunning."
Another asked: "Is it appropriate for a Wednesday fan to purchase this?"
Port Vale CEO Matt Hancock said: "I'm proud that we can mark the beginning of our 150th anniversary season with the launch of our brand-new 2025/26 home shirt.
"The design rightly honours and helps us to reflect on our past, whilst we can also make positive steps forward in an exciting season back in League One.
"I'd like to personally thank the members of our Supporter Advisory Board, who were presented the crest concept at their inaugural meeting.
"The group continues to help us shape decisions and we're delighted that they will be involved throughout such an important season."
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