Swansea City have unveiled their new home and away kits for the 2023/24 season.
After two seasons of using a retro badge based upon one used between 1992 and 1997, the new kits see the return of the traditional club badge, first used in 1998.
On a clean and modern kit, there's still a touch of nostalgia - with the home kit being adorned by Reviva Coffee as the front sponsor.
Gulf Oil - the front-of-shirt sponsor between 1993 to 1996 - owns the coffee brand.
The global company is associated with some of the most iconic Swans kits of all time, including the one they wore in their historic Autoglass Trophy win at Wembley in 1994.
The home kit has the club badge and manufacturer Joma's logo aligned centrally, while the sleeves have a monochrome wave motif that also features on the socks.
As for the away kit, after last year's orange number, teal is the colour of choice ahead of next season, with a gold trim as well as an embedded pattern.
In terms of the goalkeeper kits, the home one will be all orange with a black trim, while the away is made up of black shirt, shorts and socks with a gold trim.
As well as the kits, the training and travel wear has also been launched by Joma.
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