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Stade Rennais Unveil Pastel Pink 2026-27 Puma Third Kit

· The Kitman · 2026-08-16T09:49:24+00:00 · nguồn gốc

Stade Rennais have officially unveiled their new 2026-27 Puma third kit, with the Ligue 1 side opting for a striking pastel pink colour scheme for their latest alternative shirt. Released as part of the club’s new-season collection, the Stade Rennais 2026-27 third shirt offers a considerably different look to the traditional red and black colours associated with Les Rouge et Noirs. Stade Rennais 2026-27 Third Shirt The new Puma Stade Rennais third kit is predominantly pastel pink, with the body of the shirt accompanied by subtly lighter pink sleeves to create a two-tone appearance. Black detailing provides a strong contrast throughout the design. The crew-neck collar and sleeve cuffs are finished in black with fine pink detailing, while the Puma branding, club crest and sponsorship logos are also presented in monochrome black. Main sponsor Samsic takes its familiar position across the front of the shirt, with HelloWork branding positioned above. The combination of soft pink and black gives the new Rennes shirt a clean, contemporary appearance while ensuring the club crest and Puma logos stand out prominently against the lighter base. 1901 Detail Celebrates Stade Rennais History Puma have also incorporated a small reference to the history of Stade Rennais into the new third shirt. The year 1901, marking the foundation of the French club, appears in black beneath the collar on the upper back of the jersey. It is a subtle addition but gives the otherwise modern design an important connection to the identity and history of Stade Rennais. Pink Shirt Completed With Black Shorts The 2026-27 Stade Rennais third kit is completed by black shorts and pink socks, continuing the contrasting colour combination used on the shirt. It follows the release of the club’s new home and away shirts as Puma continues its partnership with Stade Rennais for the 2026-27 Ligue 1 campaign. The third kit is certainly the most colourful of the three, with its pastel shades providing a very different alternative to Rennes’ traditional home colours.