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morning Ted.
the kits are sorted believe it or not around this time of the year for the season after next so the kits we are seeing now were agreed upon this time last year, and the designs for next years kits are now being finalised, bearing in mind aswell that it will be 50 years since the 74/75 championship season.
the other thing that i have found out is that the club only really get a say in the home and away kit, the third kit is at the discretion of the supplier who thing that something may sell well to the more casual fan.
to be honest i love the red in the kits and we wore red and white before we wore balck and white, stevie bloomer scored many a goal for the rams in red and white, no away kits in those days just the one set of colours.
hope that explains a few things, if it was left to me i would maybe have had the 1888 colours in there but its good to see the club recognising our rich history and giving us our identity back !!! 

As part of the launch of Derby County’s recently-launched Identity project, unveiled in line with the one-year takeover of the club by Clowes Developments (UK) Ltd in July myself within @RamsHeritage trust have the task of providing the six kits for the display.
Come on down to Pride Park on Friday and you’ll learn more about Derby County Football Club’s Identity colour palette, based on kits take from key eras of its history, along with seeing the brand new tunnel area at Pride Park Stadium.
#dcfcfans @dcfcofficial

The display looked good, nice to see some familiar faces, still on for another hour or tomorrow as well before the match I believe.
putting our history into our future !😍

As part of the launch of Derby County’s recently-launched Identity project, unveiled in line with the one-year takeover of the club by Clowes Developments (UK) Ltd in July myself within @RamsHeritage trust have the task of providing the six kits for the display.
Come on down to Pride Park on Friday and you’ll learn more about Derby County Football Club’s Identity colour palette, based on kits take from key eras of its history, along with seeing the brand new tunnel area at Pride Park Stadium.
#dcfcfans @dcfcofficial

morning Ted.
the kits are sorted believe it or not around this time of the year for the season after next so the kits we are seeing now were agreed upon this time last year, and the designs for next years kits are now being finalised, bearing in mind aswell that it will be 50 years since the 74/75 championship season.
the other thing that i have found out is that the club only really get a say in the home and away kit, the third kit is at the discretion of the supplier who thing that something may sell well to the more casual fan.
to be honest i love the red in the kits and we wore red and white before we wore balck and white, stevie bloomer scored many a goal for the rams in red and white, no away kits in those days just the one set of colours.
hope that explains a few things, if it was left to me i would maybe have had the 1888 colours in there but its good to see the club recognising our rich history and giving us our identity back !!! 

As part of the launch of Derby County’s recently-launched Identity project, unveiled in line with the one-year takeover of the club by Clowes Developments (UK) Ltd in July myself within @RamsHeritage trust have the task of providing the six kits for the display.
Come on down to Pride Park on Friday and you’ll learn more about Derby County Football Club’s Identity colour palette, based on kits take from key eras of its history, along with seeing the brand new tunnel area at Pride Park Stadium.
#dcfcfans @dcfcofficial

morning Ted.
the kits are sorted believe it or not around this time of the year for the season after next so the kits we are seeing now were agreed upon this time last year, and the designs for next years kits are now being finalised, bearing in mind aswell that it will be 50 years since the 74/75 championship season.
the other thing that i have found out is that the club only really get a say in the home and away kit, the third kit is at the discretion of the supplier who thing that something may sell well to the more casual fan.
to be honest i love the red in the kits and we wore red and white before we wore balck and white, stevie bloomer scored many a goal for the rams in red and white, no away kits in those days just the one set of colours.
hope that explains a few things, if it was left to me i would maybe have had the 1888 colours in there but its good to see the club recognising our rich history and giving us our identity back !!! 

You’ll be the man with the answers I’m sure. I live a bit of corporate identity, and I get very annoyed when people use the wrong hexicode or Pantone shade on a carefully planned colour scheme. I love this colour scheme and the thought that’s gone into it.
so when it was announced before the kits, I naturally assumed that the home kit might have a bit of gold piping, and the away and third kits would also incorporate the colours.
So it was weird to see the home kit come out a few days later with red, which I’m not against, but it’s not part of our now established identity. And the leaked away kits, although being blue and green, aren’t our specific shades of blue and green.
we’re the kits decided before these colours, and we can expect to see them in the kits next year? Or are these colours meant to be entirely separate from the kits?
I’ve always liked it when clubs have established home and away colours. We always seem to have away kits that sometimes pay homage to old kits, but are generally quite random. That maroon, for example, although it’s now part of our history, at the time it was quite random. Or the Argentina kit, a classic now, but again, was quite a random choice at the time.
im looking forward to us having an established colour palette for away and third kits. 
but then I’m quite ocd and always liked to stick rigidly to the paint by colours instructions. I don’t have much of an imagination for colours. 

As part of the launch of Derby County’s recently-launched Identity project, unveiled in line with the one-year takeover of the club by Clowes Developments (UK) Ltd in July myself within @RamsHeritage trust have the task of providing the six kits for the display.
Come on down to Pride Park on Friday and you’ll learn more about Derby County Football Club’s Identity colour palette, based on kits take from key eras of its history, along with seeing the brand new tunnel area at Pride Park Stadium.
#dcfcfans @dcfcofficial

As part of the launch of Derby County’s recently-launched Identity project, unveiled in line with the one-year takeover of the club by Clowes Developments (UK) Ltd in July myself within @RamsHeritage trust have the task of providing the six kits for the display.
Come on down to Pride Park on Friday and you’ll learn more about Derby County Football Club’s Identity colour palette, based on kits take from key eras of its history, along with seeing the brand new tunnel area at Pride Park Stadium.
#dcfcfans @dcfcofficial

As part of the launch of Derby County’s recently-launched Identity project, unveiled in line with the one-year takeover of the club by Clowes Developments (UK) Ltd in July myself within @RamsHeritage trust have the task of providing the six kits for the display.
Come on down to Pride Park on Friday and you’ll learn more about Derby County Football Club’s Identity colour palette, based on kits take from key eras of its history, along with seeing the brand new tunnel area at Pride Park Stadium.
#dcfcfans @dcfcofficial

As part of the launch of Derby County’s recently-launched Identity project, unveiled in line with the one-year takeover of the club by Clowes Developments (UK) Ltd in July myself within @RamsHeritage trust have the task of providing the six kits for the display.
Come on down to Pride Park on Friday and you’ll learn more about Derby County Football Club’s Identity colour palette, based on kits take from key eras of its history, along with seeing the brand new tunnel area at Pride Park Stadium.
#dcfcfans @dcfcofficial

As part of the launch of Derby County’s recently-launched Identity project, unveiled in line with the one-year takeover of the club by Clowes Developments (UK) Ltd in July myself within @RamsHeritage trust have the task of providing the six kits for the display.
Come on down to Pride Park on Friday and you’ll learn more about Derby County Football Club’s Identity colour palette, based on kits take from key eras of its history, along with seeing the brand new tunnel area at Pride Park Stadium.
#dcfcfans @dcfcofficial

As part of the launch of Derby County’s recently-launched Identity project, unveiled in line with the one-year takeover of the club by Clowes Developments (UK) Ltd in July myself within @RamsHeritage trust have the task of providing the six kits for the display.
Come on down to Pride Park on Friday and you’ll learn more about Derby County Football Club’s Identity colour palette, based on kits take from key eras of its history, along with seeing the brand new tunnel area at Pride Park Stadium.
#dcfcfans @dcfcofficial

As part of the launch of Derby County’s recently-launched Identity project, unveiled in line with the one-year takeover of the club by Clowes Developments (UK) Ltd in July myself within @RamsHeritage trust have the task of providing the six kits for the display.
Come on down to Pride Park on Friday and you’ll learn more about Derby County Football Club’s Identity colour palette, based on kits take from key eras of its history, along with seeing the brand new tunnel area at Pride Park Stadium.
#dcfcfans @dcfcofficial

As part of the launch of Derby County’s recently-launched Identity project, unveiled in line with the one-year takeover of the club by Clowes Developments (UK) Ltd in July myself within @RamsHeritage trust have the task of providing the six kits for the display.
Come on down to Pride Park on Friday and you’ll learn more about Derby County Football Club’s Identity colour palette, based on kits take from key eras of its history, along with seeing the brand new tunnel area at Pride Park Stadium.
#dcfcfans @dcfcofficial

As part of the launch of Derby County’s recently-launched Identity project, unveiled in line with the one-year takeover of the club by Clowes Developments (UK) Ltd in July myself within @RamsHeritage trust have the task of providing the six kits for the display.
Come on down to Pride Park on Friday and you’ll learn more about Derby County Football Club’s Identity colour palette, based on kits take from key eras of its history, along with seeing the brand new tunnel area at Pride Park Stadium.
#dcfcfans @dcfcofficial

Ideal tune for your We Are Derby dj @loweman2
 

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Bring back the pink away kit! Love a pink football shirt.

I’ll be there.

its great isnt it, something that you and i have been keen on for a while, always important to remember where we came from, a few who dont understand and think its something new but its just a little bit of history repeating itself !!

As part of the launch of Derby County’s recently-launched Identity project, unveiled in line with the one-year takeover of the club by Clowes Developments (UK) Ltd in July myself within @RamsHeritage trust have the task of providing the six kits for the display.
Come on down to Pride Park on Friday and you’ll learn more about Derby County Football Club’s Identity colour palette, based on kits take from key eras of its history, along with seeing the brand new tunnel area at Pride Park Stadium.
#dcfcfans @dcfcofficial

its great isnt it, something that you and i have been keen on for a while, always important to remember where we came from, a few who dont understand and think its something new but its just a little bit of history repeating itself !!

As part of the launch of Derby County’s recently-launched Identity project, unveiled in line with the one-year takeover of the club by Clowes Developments (UK) Ltd in July myself within @RamsHeritage trust have the task of providing the six kits for the display.
Come on down to Pride Park on Friday and you’ll learn more about Derby County Football Club’s Identity colour palette, based on kits take from key eras of its history, along with seeing the brand new tunnel area at Pride Park Stadium.
#dcfcfans @dcfcofficial