Recently relegated Hull City have revealed their new home kit that they will wear throughout the 2010/11 Championship campaign.

The team had a fairly forgettable 09/10 season which saw them comfortably relegated from the Premier League. Fresh from their survival exploits the year before, Phil Brown was once again tasked with keeping the club in the top division. However, the team were firmly in the drop zone during the final third of the season leading to Brown’s sacking. Iain Dowie was hired as caretaker for the final few matches but was unable to save the team as they were relegated. In the off season, Nigel Pearson was hired as the club’s new manager.

The new Hull City 2010/11 home kit contains a shirt with numerous black and orange stripes that run vertically throughout the body. Manufacturers Adidas place their black logo on the top right shoulder panel whilst the three traditional black stripes run down the shoulders and edges of the sleeves. The club badge is positioned in the top left and sponsors “totesport.com” situate their large white worded logo across the middle of the shirt.