This season, West Ham United's Home kit is a tribute to a period when the Hammers carved their name into football's rich history.  

The 1960s were a transformative decade of domestic and European triumphs, led by icons like Bobby Moore, Martin Peters, and Geoff Hurst. These legends not only brought unprecedented success to the club.   

Commemorating the 60th anniversary of West Ham’s 1965 European Cup Winners’ Cup triumph, the kit pays tribute to this golden era. With its classic claret body and striking blue sleeves, the design is a modern take on 1960s style. It also proudly features Umbro's Centenary Double Diamond logo, celebrating Umbro’s100th anniversary.  

The launch film stars supporters and personalities such as actors Hero Fiennes-Tiffin, Tony Way, and Harry Collett, alongside 1965 Cup Winners’ Cup hero Brian Dear and Roberta Moore, daughter of the legendary Bobby Moore. Current stars like Jarrod Bowen and rising talent George Earthy also feature. 

A specially commissioned song by The Rifles was created for the launch soundtrack, recorded at the legendary Abbey Road Studios. This track will be released alongside the Home kit. 

The film was shot at E. Pellicci, a cherished cafe in Bethnal Green that sits at the heart of West Ham’s East End community. This iconic spot is rich in tradition and is a firm favourite with Hammers fans.  

The 2024/25 Home Kit is now available.