User:Falastur2/City kits

1880s

1884 Earliest known Manchester City kit

1887 Home

1890s

1890–1891

1891–1894

1894–1895 As of consolidation as Manchester City

1895–1896

1897–1899

1900s-30s

1900–03

1903–21

1921–33

1933–37

1940s-50s

1937–47

1947–51

1951–55 N.B. Socks

1955–56 N.B. Socks (first kit) N.B. Sleeves (second kit) FA Cup final kit

1956–58 N.B. Socks

1958–59 N.B. Socks

1959–60 N.B. Socks

1960s

1960–61

1961–62

1962–63 N.B. Socks

1963–66

1966–67

1967–68

1968–69

1970s

1969-71

1971-Sept 72

Sept 1972-74

1974–75

1975–76

1976–77 N.B. Collar and sleeve trim not 100%

1977–78

1978–81

1980s

1981-82

1982-83

1983-84

1984–85

1985-87

1987-89

1990s

1990–91

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Away

Third

1991–92

Home

Away

Third

1992–93

Home

Away

Third

1993–94

Home

Centenary

Away

Third

1994–95

Home

Away

Third

1995–96

Home

Away

1996–97

Home

Away

1997–98

Home

Away

Third

1998–99

Home

Away

1999–00

Home

Away

Third

2000–01

The team kit was produced by Le Coq Sportif and the shirt sponsor was Eidos.

Home

Away

Third

2001–02

The team kit was produced by Le Coq Sportif and the shirt sponsor was Eidos.

Home

Away

Third

2002–03

The team kit was produced by Le Coq Sportif and the shirt sponsor was First Advice.

Home

Away

Third

2003–04

The team kit was produced by Reebok and the shirt sponsor was First Advice.

Home (version 1)

Home (version 2)

Away

2004–05

The team kit was produced by Reebok and the shirt sponsor was Thomas Cook.

Home

Away

Third kit

2005–06

Home (version 1)

Home (version 2)

Away (version 1)

Away (version 2)

Third

2006–07

Home

Away

Third

2007–08

The team kit was produced by Le Coq Sportif and the shirt sponsor was Thomas Cook. On 10 February 2008 during their game against Manchester United they played in a one off special kit to mark the memorial of the Munich air disaster. The kit contained no kit maker or sponsor logos.

Home

Away

Third

Munich memorial

Goalkeeper

2008–09

The team kit is produced by Le Coq Sportif and the shirt sponsor is Thomas Cook. The home and away kits were unveiled on 27 June 2008, with the away kit returning to the red and black stripes in imitation of AC Milan, as first introduced by Malcolm Allison in 1968.

Home

Away

Third

Goalkeeper home

Goalkeeper away

2009–10

The team kit is produced by Umbro and the shirt sponsor is Etihad Airways.

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Away

Third

Goalkeeper home

Goalkeeper away

2010–11

The team kit is produced by Umbro and the shirt sponsor is Etihad Airways. From the previous season, only the third kit was retained.

Home

Away

Third

Goalkeeper Home

Goalkeeper Away

Goalkeeper Third

2011–12

Home

Home alternate

Away

Third

Goalkeeper strip 1

Goalkeeper strip 2

2012–13

Home

Away

European Away

Goalkeeper home

Goalkeeper away

2013–14

Home

Away

Third

Goalkeeper home

Goalkeeper away

Goalkeeper change

Goalkeeper change

2014–15

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Away

Goalkeeper home

Goalkeeper away