Wolverhampton 2021/22 Kits

The Wolves of the English Football hunt soccer glory wearing a Castore home shirt for 2021/22. The jersey maintains the traditional colours of black and the bespoke shade of yellow-orange. The former serves as the secondary colour accents, such as the outer side of the sleeve cuffs, the bottom edge border of the collar, and the waist panels connecting the front and back sides.

The home kit of the Wolverhampton Wanderers for the 20-21 season is now out. The wolves are going to don their traditional colours of black and amber with different aspects of the shirt alternating between the two. The main body is amber; the front displays a tonal graphic of short vertical strips that form multiple V-arrow down patterns (the same ones used in the 2018 Spain away kit) while the entire backside sports a clean uninterrupted look. The interplay of the club's colours continues with the rest of the shirt. The sleeves are black with wide amber cuffs. The v-neck collar is also black and has amber piping.

As seen with recent adidas kits, three stripes go across each shoulder. The stripes themselves are black and the base is amber. Lastly, the team crest is displayed with its full colours while the adidas' branding and logo are black.

The Wolverhampton Castore away shirt for 2021/22 features an anthracite look for the body coupled with abstract yellow inserts. The shoulders and sides of the body are all covered with black panels, while the sleeves and collar are grey with yellow pipings.

The adidas Wolverhampton Wolves 2020-21 away kit features a sky-like graphic on the front of the body and the entire backside of the shirt including the sleeves. The front seam separating the body and the sleeves has a flat cut, making it easy to spot the white base colour of the sleeves as well as the black stripes on the shoulders. The v collar is black while the broad sleeve cuffs are black and yellow on a horizontal split. The logos on the front are black except for the wolves badge which retains its official colours.