Four shirts for the Whites, 26/27

Salisbury FC are the Whites. Black and white stripes, a crest with a bishop's mitre on it, and a support that would notice immediately if either went missing. That is the brief and the constraint in the same sentence.

The home shirt keeps the club's broad monochrome stripes and fades them out toward the hem. On television the stripe stays legible at distance; on the body it softens rather than cutting the player in half. The collar is a clean black placket, the sponsor sits centre, and nothing else competes.

The third goes somewhere the home shirt cannot: navy, with a fine gold pinstripe and a gold ribbed collar and cuffs. It reads as a proper alternative rather than a recoloured home kit — which is the most common mistake in third-shirt design.

Both goalkeeper shirts break the palette on purpose. One is hi-vis yellow with a hexagonal mesh gradient and green flashes down the flanks; the other is magenta with a low-contrast tonal print. A keeper should never be mistaken for anyone else on the pitch, and the outfield sets are monochrome and navy — so the keepers go loud.

Every layout was built around the club crest and the shirt sponsor, Tam (تم), so the Arabic wordmark sits correctly at every size instead of being squeezed in at the end.

Season

2026 / 27

Shirts

4

Sponsor

Tam — تم

Club

The Whites