1919–1934
Manufacturer and sponsor not recorded
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Blue and white stripes, worn from the club's formation.
Leeds United's first colours after the club was formed in 1919.
History
Kit history
Every Leeds United kit era, drawn from recorded colours and patterns rather than photographs. Manufacturers and sponsors are shown where they are reliably known, and left blank where they are not.
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1910s
1930s
1934–1955
Manufacturer and sponsor not recorded
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Blue and gold, the city of Leeds colours.
The stripes gave way to blue and gold, worn either side of the Second World War.
1950s
1955–1961
Manufacturer and sponsor not recorded
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Gold shirts with blue trim.
The John Charles era.
1960s
1961–1973
Manufacturer and sponsor not recorded
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All white, adopted by Don Revie in 1961.
Change
Don Revie switched the club to all white in 1961, taking the lead from Real Madrid. It has been the home kit ever since.
1968-69 season page1970s
1973–1981
Umbro
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Change
The first branded Leeds shirts, worn through the 1974 title season.
1973-74 season page1980s
1981–1984
Admiral · Systime
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Change
Leeds' first shirt sponsor.
1984–1988
Umbro
Home
Change
1988–1990
Bukta · Top Man
Home
Change
1990s
1990–1993
Umbro · Top Man
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Change
Worn for the 1991-92 First Division title.
1991-92 season page1993–1996
Admiral · Thistle Hotels
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Change
1996–2000
Puma · Packard Bell
Home
Change
2000s
2000–2004
Nike · Strongbow
Home
Change
Worn during the Champions League semi-final run.
2000-01 season page2004–2010
Manufacturer and sponsor not recorded
Home
Change
The years outside the top flight. Manufacturer and sponsor changed several times.
2009-10 season page2010s
2010–2015
Macron
Home
Away
2015–2020
Kappa · 32Red
Home
Away
Third
The centenary season of 2019-20 ended with promotion back to the Premier League.
2019-20 season page2020s
2020–2024
Adidas · SBOTOP
Home
Away
Third
The return to the Premier League under Marcelo Bielsa.
2020-21 season page2024 onwards
Adidas · Red Bull
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Away
Third
The 2024-25 Championship title season and the return to the Premier League.
2024-25 season pageSee the real shirts
These drawings show colours and patterns only. For photographs of the actual shirts, season by season: