League 1 club Swindon Town has revealed their new away kit that they will wear during the upcoming 2009/10 campaign.

The team had a disappointing 08/09 season as they narrowly avoided relegation to the 4th tier of English football. Maurice Malpas saw the side get off to a disastrous start before he was sacked in November and replaced by Danny Wilson in December. Wilson led Swindon to 15th place but were only four points above the relegation zone.

The new Swindon Town away kit contains a predominately white shirt with a blue stripe emerging from the centre of the round neck collar and running down the left side of the shirt. Manufacturers Adidas place their blue logo in the very top right of the shirt whilst the traditional three blue stripes run down the shoulders. The club badge is positioned in the top left and sponsors “FIFA 10″ place a fairly large blue logo across the middle of the shirt. The kit is completed with white shorts and socks that both contains blue patches.