Wanderers’ new home shirt has gone down very well with supporters ahead of the upcoming League One campaign.

The design was chosen in the ‘Pick Our Kits’ vote last summer and the central crest helps it stand out from previous years.

It will be worn as Ian Evatt’s men aim to build on last season's third-place finish, which ended in play-off heartbreak. The new campaign gets under way on Saturday, August 10 with a trip to Leyton Orient.

We have taken a look at how the shirt, which is priced at £54 for season ticket holders and £60 otherwise, compares to other clubs in the division.

At the time of writing, Birmingham's shirt is the most expensive in League One. The Blues are preparing for life in the third tier following relegation from the Championship on the final day of last season.

Several shirts are priced at £55 including Blackpool, Charlton, Huddersfield, Mansfield and Reading.

Bristol Rovers, Crawley, Exeter, Leyton Orient, Peterborough, Stevenage and Stockport are the other clubs whose shirts are priced at £50 or higher.

Meanwhile, Cambridge, Lincoln, Northampton, Rotherham and Shrewsbury currently have the joint-cheapest deals at £48. Rotherham are also preparing for life back in the third tier following relegation.

It is worth noting that Barnsley, Burton, Stockport, Wrexham and Wycombe are yet to confirm their shirt prices ahead of the upcoming campaign.

The average price this summer is £51.89, which has risen by £6.03 over the past couple of years.

Here is a list of confirmed League One shirt prices heading into the 2024/25 campaign

  • Birmingham (£60)
  • Blackpool (£55)
  • Charlton (£55)
  • Huddersfield (£55)
  • Mansfield (£55)
  • Reading (£55)
  • Bolton (£54)
  • Leyton Orient (£52.99)
  • Bristol Rovers (£52)
  • Wigan (£52)
  • Crawley (£50)
  • Exeter (£50)
  • Peterborough (£50)
  • Stevenage (£50)
  • Cambridge (£48)
  • Lincoln (£48)
  • Northampton (£48)
  • Rotherham (£48)
  • Shrewsbury (£48)

*All prices are for adult shirts