Coventry City FC made headlines on Saturday, May 2, when they debuted a new fourth kit for their EFL Championship finale against Watford FC. This unique kit pays homage to their chocolate brown away kit from 1978 to 1981, which had previously been voted one of the worst kits of all time in a BBC poll. Designed by Hummel, the new kit features light blue piping on the shoulders and an abstract pattern, setting it apart from its predecessor while retaining its retro charm. The base color is described as a deeper chocolate plum, complemented by a crew neck white collar. The Coventry City crest is prominently displayed on the chest, with the Hummel logo beneath it. In a nod to their successful season, the kits worn during the match also featured an inscription celebrating the club's first-place finish in the EFL Championship for the 2025-26 season, marking their return to the Premier League for the 2026-27 season after a long absence since 2000-01. Despite the mixed reviews on the kit's aesthetics, Coventry City delivered an impressive performance, defeating Watford 4-0, thanks to a hat trick from striker Ellis Simms. Alongside this new kit, Coventry City also offers a home kit in their signature sky blue, a vibrant 'hot coral' away kit, and a navy blue third kit, showcasing their commitment to style and performance.