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Primary Colours and Away Variation

The position of the club crest in the centre of the chest was a welcome variation.

For the very first time the club had a second sponsor ‘Dr Debt’ appeared on the rear of the shorts.

Relegated from the football league, Oxford’s kits now featured Nationwide Conference issued numbers and arm patches. The arm patches looked rather odd on the shirts as they were positioned high on the shoulder.  A replacement set of match shirts had the patches positioned a little lower.

The conference league pioneered the introduction of sponsored sock ties. Lucky8’s name appeared on these unsightly plastic tags. Thankfully their use proved to be short lived.

Change Colours

The all white change colours had a near identical template as the yellow kits.

Long sleeved shirt.

Sponsor Variation

All match shirts were replaced after just three months use, as the players had been complaining of skin irritation from the extremely thick and heavy embroidery backing of the Buildbase logo.

This logo was smaller than seen in previous years, plus Carlotti had produced the lettering in the wrong typeface.

From November, replacement match shirts were introduced featuring a screen-printed version of the Buildbase logo, which was both larger and also in the correct typeface.  

Long sleeved shirt.

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