AI recreation of the Sunderland third 2024/25 shirt, generated by Kitlist from its documented design record.
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SunderlandThird Shirt 2024/25

Brand
Hummel
Season
2024/25

Third Shirt 2024/25

The design

Sunderland's third shirt introduces a unique sea glass green base, serving as a canvas for a colorful prism graphic across the chest. This vibrant pattern mimics the light-splitting quality of local artisanal stained glass, bringing a bold visual identity to the pitch.

The details

The kit incorporates a sleek monochrome variation of the Sunderland crest, designed to blend with the modern pastel aesthetic. Additionally, hummel’s signature chevrons are subtly integrated, ensuring the intricate chest design remains the main focal point of the jersey.

The story

This release celebrates the city's rich history as a pioneer in glassmaking, directly referencing local landmarks like the National Glass Centre. Developed alongside technical sponsor hummel, the shirt forms part of a broader collection celebrating Wearside's industrial roots.

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About the club

Sunderland

Sunderland is a football club based in Sunderland.

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Sources & credits

Material and images on this page come from the following sources.

  1. SUNDERLAND AFC REVEALS NEW THIRD KIT INSPIRED BY CITY’S GLASSMAKING HERITAGE — Official press release · Sunderland · 13 August 2026
  2. Kitlist recreation · AI-generated — Images

Club text adapted from Wikipedia. Changes have been made. Crest sourced via FootyLogos.com; usage and rights. The represented mark belongs to its respective rights holder.