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Show your pride for the Sky Blues with the latest Coventry City shirts. Famous for their distinctive sky-blue home kits and loyal fanbase, every Coventry jersey captures more than 140 years of football heritage. From promotion pushes to legendary cup triumphs, these shirts represent the city’s resilience and identity.
Our collection includes official Coventry City home, away, and third shirts, available in men’s, women’s, and kids’ sizes. Each jersey is 100% authentic and can be personalised with your name or your favourite player’s. Whether you’re supporting from the CBS Arena or following from afar, wear your Coventry colours with pride.
Built from performance fabrics with premium detailing, these shirts combine tradition with comfort — perfect for matchdays, training, or everyday wear, and a must-have for every true Sky Blues supporter.
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Coventry City’s identity is built around their signature colour — sky blue. Introduced permanently in 1962, the shade set the club apart from every other team in England and gave rise to the nickname The Sky Blues. The design reflected a sense of optimism, modernity, and innovation that still defines the club today.
The home shirt has evolved over the decades — from simple block blue to patterned, collared, and pinstriped variations — but the colour remains constant, symbolising Coventry’s resilience and character through triumphs and challenges alike.
Before adopting sky blue, Coventry wore various combinations of red, green, and even black and yellow. The shift in the early 1960s came under legendary manager Jimmy Hill, who wanted a bold, modern look to match the club’s ambition. The redesign extended to everything from the matchday programme to the club anthem, “The Sky Blue Song.”
Manufacturers including Admiral, Hummel, Puma, and Nike have all produced Coventry shirts, each leaving a unique mark. The partnership with Hummel has been especially iconic, combining the Danish brand’s chevrons with retro-inspired designs that pay homage to Coventry’s past.
Away kits have often featured white, red, or dark navy, while limited-edition third shirts have referenced the city’s engineering and music heritage — themes that resonate deeply with fans.
1967/68 Home Shirt – the first season in England’s top flight, marking Coventry’s rise under Jimmy Hill.
1986/87 Home Shirt – worn during the club’s greatest triumph: the FA Cup Final victory over Tottenham Hotspur at Wembley.
1996/97 Home Shirt – remembered for Premier League survival heroics under Gordon Strachan.
2020/21 Hummel Retro Shirt – a modern reinterpretation of classic 1980s patterns, celebrating Coventry’s football heritage.
The original colours: Before 1962, Coventry’s main colours were red and green — the sky blue revolution was a total rebrand driven by Jimmy Hill’s vision.
Admiral innovation: Coventry were one of the first clubs to wear Admiral kits in the 1970s, helping launch the modern replica shirt era.
The FA Cup final trim: The 1987 shirt featured subtle white chevrons that became one of Hummel’s most iconic designs, still recreated in retro editions today.
Industrial inspiration: Several modern kits have featured detailing inspired by Coventry’s car manufacturing and engineering heritage.
Crest evolution: The current badge, introduced in 1985, features an elephant and a phoenix — symbols of rebirth after the city’s WWII destruction.
Music connections: The club’s late 1970s shirts coincided with the rise of the city’s 2-Tone ska music scene; fans often paired black-and-white scarves with the blue shirts as a cultural nod.
Local loyalty: Even in years outside the Premier League, Coventry’s shirt sales have consistently ranked among the highest in the Championship.
At UK Soccer Shop, you’ll find the full Coventry City collection — official home, away, and third shirts, retro classics, and training wear. Each shirt is 100% authentic, featuring the official crest, manufacturer detailing, and sponsor prints.
Personalisation is available across most designs, allowing you to add your own name or that of club heroes such as Keith Houchen, Dion Dublin, or modern favourites like Callum O’Hare.
Few clubs in world football are so closely associated with a single colour. The sky blue shirt is a symbol of Coventry’s innovation, creativity, and resilience — traits that define both the club and its city. Whether you’re reliving the 1987 cup triumph or celebrating their modern resurgence, a Coventry City shirt connects you to one of English football’s most distinctive and enduring identities.
