Wolverhampton Rangers revealed their new main shirt for the 2025/26 season – it has a unique twist.
The Sudu-made kits remain true to the wolf tradition, retaining the iconic old gold base and pairing the sleeves with a bold black V-neck collar and black trim, which are evident in the classic conditions of the club.
However, if you look closely, you will find something different. The front of this shirt features subtle folding prints that highlight the symmetry and details of the historic Molineux entertainment venue, a park known for its viewing terraces, exhibitions, concerts and even balloon rises.
The design has almost AZTEC-style pattern, adding a fresh modern layer to the timeless wolf look.
“This is a classic wolf shirt in modern times,” said club historian Peter Crump. “This is a tradition from the 1970s, almost a modern twist on the three wolf-headed shirts of the 1974 League Cup.
He added: “The 70s were a respected era for the wolf, so many fans remember it with great love. We have great history and we should celebrate it, and there is no reason why modernity and history cannot be combined together.”
The professional-edition shirts worn by Wolves first team and college include strategic mesh side panels that provide better airflow, as well as lightweight, sweaty fabrics for improved performance on the court.
The 2025/26 home kit is now available through Wolf’s official online store, club store and selected retailers.
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