Wolves Away Kit 2019/20: Wanderers Release Smart New Away Strip to Positive Reviews

Wolves have unveiled their smart black away kit for next season to much fanfare from the Wolves faithful.
Having just arrived in Shanghai for their pre-season tour on Sunday evening, Wolves unveiled their new strip along with the opening of the club's first overseas megastore in the city.
Launched today at the opening of the Wolves Megastore in Shanghai, here is the new @adidasfootball Wolves away kit for 2019/20!
— Wolves (@Wolves) July 15, 2019
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Announcing the release on their website, a statement said: "Wily Boly, Ruben Neves, Diogo Jota and Austin Samuels modelled the black kits after Conor Coady had cut the ribbon to officially open Wolves' first megastore overseas.
"The black kits, which are supplemented with black shorts and gold socks, will go on sale on Saturday 20th July, 9am (BST)."
Launching the 2019/20 away kit.
— Wolves (@Wolves) July 15, 2019
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Featuring an elegant black backdrop, adidas have adorned their strip with their signature three stripes in the colour of the home shirt, with the sleeve piping and adidas badge also in Wolves' gold. Along the front, diagonal pinstripes cut across the shirt. While the shorts remain in plain black, and the socks also in gold.
Where the home kit gained mixed reviews from fans, the away kit seems to be an instant hit, with fans loving the elegant nature of the strip.
— The O'Neil Premier league adventure (@NormWolves1877) July 15, 2019
Well done great looking shirt 👏🏻👏🏻
— Wolves Fan (@OAKES9) July 15, 2019
— Rob🐺 (@RobBob_14) July 15, 2019
Despite all the rave reviews, some have been quick to point out the strange choice of sock colour, with the home kit matched with black socks while the new away one is the colour of the home gold.
What's with the yellow socks.🤦♂️
— Shaine. (@ShaineRafferty8) July 15, 2019
Why don’t you swap the socks over on the home and away kits?? All black away with gold trimmings and gold socks on the home kit will look so much better!!
— Chris (@cj_Chris_) July 15, 2019
Either way, Wolves will be looking forward to wearing their new kit for the upcoming season, returning to European football for the first time in almost four decades. Good kits, European football, savvy manager - things are going well for Wolves fans.
