Levante UD, after unveiling the Home and Away versions, unveil the new 2026/27 Third Kit created by Macron, technical partner of the ‘Granotas’ for the past ten years. A shirt that combines identity, heritage and innovation, reinterpreting in a modern way one of the most iconic away kits in the history of the Valencian club: the one worn during the 1978/79 season.
The new Third Kit is born from the dialogue between past and future: a tribute to Levante UD’s tradition, revisited through a contemporary design and the use of the latest-generation technical materials developed by Macron.
The shirt stands out for its bright green colour, the defining shade of the kit, enhanced with details that directly recall the club’s identity. The V-neck, with cardinal red and navy-blue trims, echoes the same colour combination featured on the sleeve cuffs.
On the left side of the chest is a double vertical blaugrana stripe, with the Levante UD crest applied in silicone inside it, while the Macron Hero in navy blue stands out on the right side.
Another distinctive element of the shirt is the three-dimensional pattern created thanks to the use of Eco 3D Knit – Matrix, a technical jacquard fabric that is part of the Eco Fabric range, made from 100% post-consumer recycled polyester. This technology makes it possible to develop designs and patterns directly within the fabric weave, creating a three-dimensional surface with a raised effect that enhances both the garment’s aesthetic appearance and tactile feel.
The new Third Kit is completed by green shorts with a navy-blue drawstring and red and blue details on the side leg trims, while the green socks feature the same blaugrana stripe as the shirt, positioned horizontally.
The new Levante UD 2026/27 Third Kit, together with the entire official apparel and merchandising collection created by Macron, is available in the dedicated section for the Spanish club on macron.com.
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