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When Derby County travles outside of Pride Park stadium, they will play in a great looking kit made by Adidas. With the same design as the home kit only in solid black, Adidas and Derby County once again presented the fans and opponents alike with a timeless kit. The three stripes down the sleeves, Derby County Badge on the left chest and a great looking sponsor logo in the middle makes this a kit that anyone would like.

With the likes of Chelsea and their God Awful looking away kit, it is refreshing to see that some clubs still like to keep it simple and clean. Another great kit by Derby County.

I have also see pictures of them wearing a traditional yellow third kit, however I could not locate it on their website. Maybe it was a one time affair.

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With the start of the 2007-08 Premiership campaign, Derby County switched kit manufacturers from Joma to the world leader named Adidas. With this new kit provider on board, everyone was anxious to see how the new kits would look, and Adidas did not disappoint. Taking the teams of the past into consideration, Adidas started with a solid field of white and kept it simple. The traditional three stripes down the arms and the Derby County Badge on the left chest makes this kit clean and respectable.

The clean look of the kit makes it possible to have any type of sponsor on the front of the jersey look good. For Derby County however, the Derbyshire logo is impeciably placed and classy looking. Overall and extremely nice looking kit.

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