Watford Football Club have joined the likes of QPR, Fluminense and Atlético Mineiro in the ranks of professional teams wearing DRYWORLD.
The Hornets unveiled their 2016/17 home and away kits from the fledgling Canadian firm this week with modeling from current players Troy Deeney, Miguel Britos, Ben Watson and goalkeeper Heurelho Gomes. Both shirts use a classic polo collared design with a two buttoned placket. The upcoming season will see Watford wear this style of jersey for first time since 1998.
The Watford FC 2016/17 DRYWORLD home shirt is in the team’s traditional yellow with red and black detailing on its sleeves and collar. The away kit is white with similar accenting. The home kit also has a single red stripe running down each side.
Thirteenth placed finishers in the Barclays Premier League last season, Watford kick off their season at Southampton on August 13.
