Overview
- Wolverhampton Wanderers unveiled their 2026/27 home kit for the club’s 150th anniversary and put the shirt on sale with online and store release details published by the club.
- A public vote on the Wolves app decided the shirt’s shade, with nearly 10,000 fans participating and the 'orangey gold' option winning 47% of the vote.
- The club worked with kit maker SUDU and supporter groups and held a consultation evening where club historian Peter Crump presented past shirts to inform the choice.
- The Wolverhampton city coat of arms replaces the club badge on the front of the shirt for the first time in more than 30 years, echoing designs last seen in the 1990s and on the 1960 FA Cup final shirt.
- The club set retail prices (adult pro £80, adult £60, junior £45), published sale times and pledged that a percentage of every home shirt sold will go to the Wolves Foundation, linking merchandise revenue to community work.