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Bristol City FC donates shirts to local youth and launches new home kit

Bristol City’s Robins Foundation, in partnership with the club, donated 895 free city shirts to children and young people in Bristol. The shirts were distributed to five priority schools – Four Acres Primary, Hareclive E‑ACT Academy, Greenfield E‑ACT Academy, Ilminster Avenue E‑ACT Academy and E‑ACT Barton Hill Academy – with each school receiving 148 shirts, plus additional kits to youth zones and weekly Premier League Kicks sessions. The initiative aims to encourage sport participation, boost confidence and foster a sense of belonging among young people.

Separately, the club unveiled its 2026‑27 home kit, a classic red design made from sustainable materials. The strip features the club badge, a white O’Neills logo, and a new principal sponsor, Victorian Plumbing, displayed across the front. Details include a stitched “Always Believe” motto on the back of the neck, white shorts with red side‑striping, and red socks bearing the founding year 1894.