Ipswich Town Football Club has released its 2026/27 third kit, a black and gold jersey made by Umbro that will be worn during the club’s Premier League and FA Cup campaigns this season.
The shirt was created in partnership with Call Me Ted, a collective of Ipswich Town supporters producing artwork for the club, and centres on a design that reflects the town’s history.
That design is built around a Tudor-style map of Ipswich. Call Me Ted first produced the artwork for Ipswich Town’s warm-up kit before this year’s match against Millwall, and the same map now forms the basis of the 2026/27 third kit, extending the collective’s work into the club’s official range for the season.
Across the jersey, the map is rendered in a subtle grey tone that covers the garment in its entirety. It includes depictions of landmarks from around Ipswich, among them the Cornhill, the waterfront, Christchurch Mansion, the Buttermarket, Wolsey’s Gate and Portman Road. Inside the collar, the shirt carries an additional nod to Call Me Ted, marking the collective’s contribution to the design.
The map also includes a number of Ipswich businesses linked to the club and to matchdays at Portman Road, alongside a depiction of famous Ipswich Town FC supporter – musician Ed Sheeran. Those details sit alongside the landmarks as part of the map’s broader focus on the town and the people connected to it.
The 2026/27 third kit made its on-pitch debut in Ipswich Town’s away fixture at Manchester City on Saturday, 17 October, paired with black shorts and black socks.
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