Less than a month after the unveiling of the new ‘Away’ kit, the Club Brugge, a top club in the Belgian top flight, has revealed the new ‘Home’ for the 2023–2024 season. The traditional design of the first kit of the Blue and Black is enhanced with an innovative and exclusive graphic design. The Home, just like every kit produced by Macron for Club Brugge, it is made of Eco Fabric, 100% polyester fabric made from recycled plastic. A powerful message of sustainability and a philosophy widely shared by both the technical sponsor and the club.

The new ‘Home’ It has a knitted mandarin collar and comes in traditional colours black and ablue featuring vertical bands in sublimation print that create a gradient effect, from light to dark, from bottom to top, culminating in ‘total black’ on the shoulders and sleeves. The back of the neck is customised with the club’s traditional colours, the Club Brugge crest, the Macron logo and the text Designed in Bologna’, to certify and highlight how each garment is conceived, designed and developed in the Bologna headquarters for the Italian brand. On the right-hand side of the chest, in white, the Macron the Hero, with the Club Brugge crest on the left. The club’s motto is embroidered in a tone-on-tone design on the outside of the back of the collar: “NO SWEAT, NO GLORY”.

Another important detail is the personalised inner tape at the bottom of the shirt featuring the repeated inscription, WE ARE BRUGES – SUPER BRUGES – WE ARE WONDERFUL. The ‘Home’ kit is completed by black shorts with white drawstrings and black socks with a blue band at the top, featuring the Macron Hero logo in white at the ankle and the inscription ‘1891’ – the year the club was founded – on the calf. The fit of the garment is Slim fit, the main fabric is Eco Softlock and the presence of the rear panel in Eco Micromesh and the inserts in Eco Mesh They ensure lightness and maximum breathability.

The new ‘Home’ and ‘Away’ shirts, along with other items from the Macron-designed kit range for Club Brugge, are available at the a section dedicated to the Belgian club on the website macron.com.