How Wrexham’s kit prices compare to Championship rivals, including Birmingham City

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The price of Wrexham’s 2025/26 kit has been revealed, with it totalling more than the majority of clubs’ home shirts in the Championship.

Wrexham have unveiled their 2025/26 home kit whilst on pre-season duty in Australia.

The kit has stirred a mixed reaction from fans, with the centralised Wrexham badge proving to be a put-off for some supporters.

Nonetheless, the sentiment surrounding the kit has been brilliantly received, with the Wrexham jersey nodding to the club’s history, with the words ‘HISTORY ONLY TELLS A STORY’ written inside the hem.

With the kit now revealed and released in the UK and US, the price has been revealed, with it retailing at a higher price than a large selection of fellow Championship clubs.

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How much Wrexham’s 2025/26 Championship kit will cost

After the kits were put on sale on 10th June, it was revealed that the price of the Wrexham home shirt will be £65 in the UK, which converts to $88.

Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac have capitalised on the club’s recent growth and success, both on and off the pitch, with the kits being raised in price by £5 from last season.

Extra additions to the kit can be made, including the ability to add a name and/or number. The price rapidly increases by adding a number and a name, with them costing £9 each as opposed to coming as a combined package.

It is also an additional £6 for any fans keen to add a Championship patch on the sleeve. All of the additions to the kit put the price at £89 ($120.49).

After the reveal of Wrexham’s home kit price, we compared it to the other clubs in the Championship.

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How Wrexham’s £65 kit compares to Championship rivals

Out of the 15 clubs in the Championship, Wrexham have the joint-second most expensive standard home kit, with the Red Dragons’ jersey being priced at the same level as Birmingham City, Norwich City and Southampton’s kit.

The club with the most expensive kit released so far is Preston North End, who have priced theirs at £70. At the other end of the table, recently promoted Charlton Athletic, as well as Millwall and Stoke City, have given their home kit a £55 price tag.

Below is how Wrexham’s kit prices compare to other clubs in the Championship.

Wrexham’s 2025/26 home kit can be bought via the club shop, as well as in major retailers across the UK and the US.