Nottingham Forest released their home kit on Friday and it has been flying off the online shelves before hitting the shops.
After victory over Huddersfield Town at Wembley in May, the Reds are back in the top-flight for the first time in more than two decades. With that in mind, there had been much anticipation about the shirt they will wear.
The design features a pattern inspired by the one featured on Trent Bridge. The shirt was made available to pre-order from 5pm on Friday and it sold at six times the rate of last season's home offering in the opening 24 hours on sale.
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The new range includes men’s, women’s, junior and infant sizes kits at the following prices: Adult shirt £59.50, shorts £29.00, socks £14.00; Junior shirt £45.00, shorts £22.00, socks £13.00; Infant kit £45.
“The Premier League patch is included as standard on all shirts. Fans who pre-order can expect their kit to be dispatched from Monday, 18 July with availability to purchase in-person, in-store by Thursday, 21 July.”
The shirt does not yet include a sponsor but Forest are in talks with potential commercial partners over what would be massive deal following promotion to the Premier League. The Reds revealed their new goalkeeper kit on Saturday to coincide with the signing of Dean Henderson. They are set to unveil this season's away and third kits in due course.
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