Wear Ready | Durham Women’s 2024/25 home and away kits revealed

New season. New challenges. New opportunities. And Wear Ready.

Introducing Durham Women’s 2024/25 kits – launched alongside the picturesque River Wear ahead of the new Barclays Women’s Championship season.

The designs are the second to be revealed as part of the club’s partnership with world-leading brand Nike, and will be worn throughout the exciting new campaign in England’s second tier.

Durham will wear their new home kit for the first time in our pre-season friendly against Liverpool Feds on August 11.

The kit launch featured iconic locations along the River Wear as we took a journey from Chester-le-Street – where the club was founded – to our current home at Maiden Castle along the banks of the river.


Our home kit features our traditional blue and white colours, and once again has the logo of educational recruitment specialists Vision for Education proudly emblazoned on its front. You can read more about that partnership HERE.


Meanwhile, the Plastic Processing Limited will have their new-look logo on the front of our away shirt– which is a striking red design – and the back of the home shirts. Find out full details of that partnership HERE.


And we aren’t forgetting the GK Union – with an eye-catching new design for our home goalkeeper kit – which also features the Vision for Education logo.


You can watch the full launch video below:


And you can view a full gallery of images from our kit launch HERE.


Details of when and how you can buy our 2024/25 kits will be available in due course.

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