PUMA Unveil City's New Kit, Embodying Manchester's Heritage
PUMA and Manchester City today reveal the new Home kit for the 24/25 season. Designed with Manchester in its fabric, the sky-blue kit features threads of the city’s 0161 dialling code in the trim – a reference to the club’s Mancunian roots. PUMA and Manchester City have unveiled City's fresh new Home kit for the 2024/25 season, intricately designed to embody the essence of Manchester.
'0161' is intricately woven into the captivating trims of City's new Home kit, inviting fans globally to embrace, experience, and resonate with Manchester's cultural heritage. To celebrate the kit launch and Manchester's rich cultural tapestry, the unveiling video featured Mancunian rapper Mikey Taylor , who composed and performed the soundtrack, echoing the essence of '0161' and Mancunian identity.
The RE:FIBRE process, focusing on recycling textile waste to create new materials, ensures a circular and sustainable approach to jersey production. This aligns with PUMA and Manchester City's shared vision for environmental stewardship.
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