Stevenage FC have launched their 2026/27 third kit, the final piece in this season's collection. The launch marks a key moment in the club's 50th anniversary season celebrations.
A percentage of proceeds from every shirt sold will be donated to the Stevenage FC Foundation and the charity Special Effect. These donations will fund their work throughout the campaign. The kit is available to purchase now from the Stevenage FC Club Shop and online.
The 2026/27 third kit was designed by Joseph Brimicombe. His creation completes the set of kits for this landmark season. The club confirmed the design and its charitable purpose in their announcement this week.
Stevenage currently sit 19th in the League One table with one point from their opening two matches. Their recent form reads LD, with two goals scored and three conceded. They are five points behind early leaders Bradford City.
Funds raised will support two causes. The Stevenage FC Foundation runs community and youth programmes locally. Special Effect is a national charity that creates custom video game controllers for people with physical disabilities. The club stated that donations will aid both organisations' activities across the 2026/27 season.
This initiative adds an extra layer of meaning to the kit launch beyond its visual appeal. Fans purchasing the shirt are directly contributing to these charitable efforts.
The launch comes as Steve Evans's side prepare for their next challenge. They face Peterborough United away on September 1st. Peterborough are 13th in the standings, making it a tough early-season fixture.
The team's current position adds urgency to their performances. With a goal difference of minus one, tightening up at the back will be a focus. The new kit will get its first potential outing in a competitive environment soon. Supporters can check the latest player availability on our squad list.
The 2026/27 third kit is on sale immediately. The primary retail points are the physical Stevenage FC Club Shop at the Lamex Stadium and the club's official online store. This gives fans multiple ways to secure the new strip and show their support.
With the season underway, the kit will be seen on the pitch in the coming weeks. Its launch during the 50th anniversary season makes it a collector's item. The blend of fresh design and charitable impact aims to resonate with the fanbase. The club will hope the new strip can be a lucky charm as they look to climb the standings.
