As part of the ongoing, successful club integration process, Rugby Town has confirmed that a single kit design will soon be worn across all its senior, youth and junior teams.

From the beginning of the 2007-08 season, the senior side will wear a new all sky-blue kit design, which will also be adopted by the junior section of the club - who will then phase it in over a two-year transition period.

The senior club Board of Directors and the junior club Executive Committee have reached agreement on the new strip, and discussions are currently underway with a number of sportswear manufacturers to produce the new kit in-line with an agreed concept design.

The sky blue kit will incorporate an tangerine flash on the side of the shirts and socks to provide a continuing link with the existing junior section colours. The senior team's current first choice kit consists of sky blue shirts, white shorts and white socks, whilst the junior section wears an tangerine and black combination design.

Senior Club Chairman Brian Melvin looked forward to the harmonisation of playing colours. He said :

"This shows we are continuing to move the club forward in accordance with the football development plan. It reaffirms our strategy of encouraging a single identity for the club as a whole, and provides everyone in the Borough with clear visual linkage."

Vice Chairman of the Junior Club's Executive Committee Ian Hersey also welcomed the move. He said :

"We felt it was really important that all teams from the very youngest right through to the first team played in the same colours, and supports our objective of providing a structured path of football development through the age groups and onto senior football."

As part of the agreement and on-going partnership, the Juniors will also adopt the senior's club crest.