Hull City AFC have released their 2026/27 home and away kits from Oxen, marking the club’s return to the Premier League after a nine-year absence. Both shirts debuted during the club’s preseason and will be worn throughout Hull’s 2026/27 campaign in the Premier League, EFL Cup, and FA Cup.
The Hull City 2026/27 home shirt draws on the club’s kits from the late 1970s, an era associated with players such as Gordon Nisbet and Keith Edwards at Boothferry Park. A white rib collar nods to that period, while jacquard detailing gives the design a modern finish.
The HCAFC crest is embroidered on the left chest, with the Oxen logo embroidered on the right. Inside the back neck, the shirt carries the opening line of the poem ‘The City Speaks’ by Shane Rhodes, a tribute to the city and community around the club.
The home kit is completed by white shorts and black and amber socks. Retail versions of the shirt differ slightly from the kits worn by players: match shirts carry a number zone required for Premier League fixtures, and their crests are heat-applied rather than embroidered.
The Hull City’s 26/27 Oxen away kit returns to white, a color last worn regularly by Hull between 1988 and 1990, with the current club crest placed centrally on the shirt. Black and amber trim runs along the shoulders, and the same two colors appear on the collar and seams. Continuing the ‘The City Speaks’ theme, the away shirt features a different line from the poem inside the back neck: “But your familiar voice brings me back.”
Hull City secured their return to the Premier League by beating Middlesbrough 1-0 in the Championship play-off final at Wembley on 23 May 2026, ending a nine-year absence from the top flight. The club’s only previous Premier League season in that period came in 2016-17.
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