Historic Guildhall used to showcase Exeter City’s striking anniversary kit

Exeter City have unveiled a new 2026/27 third kit - a striking black and gold design created to celebrate the Club's landmark 125th anniversary.

The club used Exeter iconic historic Guildhall as the perfect venue to showcase the striking anniversary shirt.

Taking pride of place on the chest is the club's special 125th anniversary logo, created exclusively for this historic season to mark a century and a quarter of supporter passion, unforgettable moments and unwavering community spirit.

It proudly displays the club’s new motto - Our City. Our Club. Our Way.

The third kit forms part of a special anniversary collection and will be worn throughout the 2026/27 campaign, giving supporters and players the opportunity to celebrate this historic year every time City take to the pitch.

The shirt was revealed at the club’s open training session at St James Park on Wednesday, July 29, where supporters in attendance were given the first glimpse of the new design.

To celebrate 125 years of history, the historic Guildhall was used for a launch video and picture shoot with star players from the men’s and women’s teams. The Guildhall, in High Street, is where City have celebrated their promotions, most recently in the 2021/22 season.

Exeter City’s Interim General Manager John Street said: “The iconic historic Guildhall was the obvious location of choice when we were looking for somewhere in the city to shoot the launch video for the Club's 125 anniversary shirt.

“It truly links the city and club’s important histories and reinforces the Our City, Our Club, Our Way, vision."

Cllr Phil Bialyk, Exeter City Council Leader, said: “We were delighted that the club chose Exeter’s historic Guildhall to showcase this fantastic 125th anniversary third kit.

“Everyone in Exeter is very proud of the Grecians, our fan-owned football club, and we wish them all the very best for this special anniversary year.”

The 125th anniversary season represents more than football. It is a chance to reflect on the club's rich heritage, celebrate those who have worn the famous red and white before us, and look ahead to the next chapter of Exeter City’s story as a proudly supporter-owned football club.