2018/19 SEASON

The club opted for an all-yellow home strip. This 'home' variation was last seen in 2012/13.

Whilst the yellow and blue color combination was unique to Oxford United, the retro-style collars and sleeve detailing were reminiscent of Puma kits commonly seen among other professional clubs.

Under 18 players were required to wear shirts that did not feature either the Singha beer logo or the Skybet competition sleeve patches.

The smart away kit was simply a colour reversal of the home kit. The very dark navy had slight hints of purple, the colour was called 'Peacoat' by Puma.

For the first time, Oxford United wore shirts featuring League Cup competition sleeve patches.

The match was against Carabao Cup holders and Premier League champions Manchester City, with the club commissioning specially embroidered shirts.

Oxford United vs Manchester City
Carabao Cup 3rd Round
25.09.18

In 2018, the FA launched a new initiative aimed at helping clubs enhance their finances. As part of this initiative, clubs participating in FA Cup matches were required to display a single FA Cup competition patch on the right sleeve of their shirts. This new rule allowed each club the opportunity to secure additional sponsorship on the left sleeve. However, Oxford United did not manage to secure any sponsors for this sleeve during the season.

The first FA Cup fixture coincided with the remembrance weekend, but for this season, there were no 'poppy' shirts. Instead, black armbands with the poppy motif were worn.