Cheltenham Town have officially revealed their new away kit for the 2026/27 season, the second release in their trio of Adidas-designed kits. This follows the earlier launch of their traditional red and white striped home shirt on 26 June. The recently unveiled away kit features a bold yellow and blue colour scheme, reflecting a fresh look as the club embarks on the new campaign.
A third kit is set to be introduced before the season begins, which starts with Cheltenham facing Charlton Athletic in the Carabao Cup first round on Saturday 8 August, with kickoff at 5.30pm.
This season marks a significant change for the Robins, who have switched from long-time kit supplier Errea - a partnership that lasted since 1997 - to Adidas. Manager Steve Cotterill has played an influential role in shaping the new designs, ensuring they align with the club’s identity and ambitions.
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The away kit was showcased at Whaddon Road by new signing Joe Tomlinson and winger Ryan Broom, alongside Cheltenham Town Women’s captain Emily Owen and player Charlotte Salisbury-Williams.
Looking ahead, Cotterill’s squad will continue their pre-season preparations with a final friendly match against newly promoted League One side MK Dons at home on Saturday afternoon, kicking off at 3pm.