Official: Leeds United 2014-15 Macron Home Kit
Championship side Leeds United have officially launched their new home kit for next season.
Supplied by Macron, the new home kit is all white featuring both white shorts and socks. The shirt is again sponsored by Enterprise Insurance while the Help Link sponsor is stamped on the lower back of the shirt. Compared to last season’s home shirt there is much less blue and yellow and a lot more white.
The shirt boasts a classic and traditional collar while a hint of blue is seen at the back of the collar. Yellow and blue is featured at the base of the collar and sleeve cuffs. The text “LUFC” is printed on the upper back of the shirts on the collar.
The new home goalkeeper shirt is a dark green camouflage design. Leeds will be hoping they can keep their star player Ross McCormack as the likes of Fulham are keen on signing the Scottish striker.
Nice simple classy. David Hockaday’s boys are gonna look excellent going down in that
Much better. Might have put a slim yellow stripe under the white on the socks, but otherwise very nice.
I know people hate Macron, but those are people who think nylon shirts make good leisurewear. All I care about is how it looks on the pitch and this should look good.
thats a very decent kit , macron are usually decent
It’s OK, but the mis-aligned macron logo and badge just don’t look right. I saw on another site that there is also an ugly print on the back, but that isn’t macron’s fault.
I think Leeds and Spurs may have swapped home shirt designs for the coming season?
Might be simple but it’s well presented. Macron produce decent stuff.
I’m not a Leeds fan, but to me THIS is a Leeds kit. No obtrusive yellow and blue flashes or inserts. Clean, Simple, Leeds Utd. Good work!
Andy – You do know Leeds originally played in yellow & blue & not white?
All said & done, a nice crisp kit, will look good in League 1 next season.
Sainty – If you want to be really picky Leeds actually played in Blue and White stripes 1st, then yellow and blue, then the famous all white shirt. And for what its worth, Leeds have played more seasons in White than any other colour.