Manchester United Kit History – Football Kit Archive

Manchester United is a professional football club based in Old Trafford, Greater Manchester, England. The club was founded in 1878 and has a long and successful history, having won 20 English league t… itles, three European Cups, and 12 FA Cups. Manchester United’s home stadium is Old Trafford, which has a capacity of over 74,000 spectators and is one of the largest football stadiums in England.

Manchester United’s kits are traditionally red and white, with the home kit being predominantly red and the away kit being predominantly white. The club has had a number of different kit manufacturers over the years, including Umbro, Nike, and Adidas. The current kit manufacturer is Adidas, and the club has a partnership with the company that runs until 2030.

Newton Heath, Manchester United’s predecessor club, used to wear a white shirt with a slim sash and also the famous green / golden kit, but ever since the name change in 1902 the Red Devils play their home games in a predominantly red jersey with white shorts and black socks. However, there was one exception during the 1920s when the Red Devils sported a white shirt with a red chevron on the chest, just as in the 1909 FA Cup final against Bristol City.