Blackburn Rovers have unveiled their 2025/26 third kit, which is available and on sale now.
The green number is available to buy at the Roverstore from Saturday, 12pm, whilst online orders can be made as of 4pm on Friday. Scott Wharton and Dion De Neve will also be at the Ewood Park shop from 3pm for a signing and autograph session.
Rovers say the third kit is 'inspired by the Blackburn with Darwen coat of arms' and aims to 'tribute to the unbreakable bond between club and community, celebrating the place that shaped us.'
The shirt has reversed halves with a lighter and dark shade of green. Rovers say 'the deep green colour is a nod to the town’s historic crest, while the red rose of Lancashire, a symbol of identity and pride, stands proudly as a shared emblem between club and borough.'
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The collared shirt, which has a dark green line running through, has a number of buttons in the centre. The Watson Ramsbottom logo is white to match the Rovers badge and Macron symbol.
The 150-year design is on the back of the neck and the sleeves have a white finish, intersected by the same dark green. Those details are the same as the home shirt.
Blackburn Rovers finish their press release by saying: "For 150 years, this club has stood as a symbol of resilience, ambition, and unity. Today, that legacy lives on, not just in the badge on our chest, but in the people who wear it.
"Still here. Still proud. Still woven into the fabric of our town."
Rovers hope the third kit will stand out and sell as well as last year's number. The pink shirt was the best seller of the three in 2024/25 and represented double their retail sales from three years ago.
"So just on the third kit this year, and honestly, I still get astounded by the number of people wearing it," Head of Commercial, Yasir Sufi, told The Lancashire Telegraph in April.
"We sold around 2,400 of the yellow third kit that we had last season, which was really good, but we've tripled sales of the third kit this season on its own.
"We've got a fantastic team who care a lot about the football club and want to see it progressing. So commercially, we've been strong in that area."
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