Polish Ekstraklasa giants KKS Lech Poznań have officially unveiled their new 2026-27 shirt. Produced by Italian sportswear brand Macron, this latest release is much more than a standard football kit—it serves as a powerful homage to the city’s history, specifically commemorating the historic events of June 1956.

Here is a closer look at the design, features, and inspiration behind the new Lech Poznań jersey.
Elegant Design and Key Features
The 2026-27 shirt introduces a highly sophisticated aesthetic, stepping away from traditional royal blue to embrace a deeper, dark navy base. This dark canvas is perfectly complemented by striking gold and tan accents.

Key Design Elements:
• The Colors: A deep navy blue body accented with a classic tan/gold polo-style collar and matching trim on the sleeves.
• Subtle Graphics: A large, tonal cross pattern is woven directly into the fabric on the chest, adding texture and depth to the dark base.
• Logos: The classic KKS Lech Poznań crest, the Macron “Hero” logo, and the main sponsor SUPERBET are all rendered in a cohesive gold colorway that matches the collar.
• Unique Tagging: A special jock tag on the lower hem reads “1956” alongside serialized numbering (e.g., 0681/1956), hinting at a limited-edition run or a specific commemorative batch.
A Meaningful Historical Homage
The standout feature of the 2026-27 shirt is its deep connection to the local community and Poznań’s history. The campaign’s powerful slogan, “Z miasta, które nie zapomina” (From a city that does not forget), sets the tone for the kit’s historical roots.

On the back of the neck, underneath the collar, the shirt features the embroidered text “CZERWIEC 1956” (June 1956). This pays direct tribute to the Poznań 1956 protests, a massive turning point in Polish history. Beneath the text sits a subtle V-shaped piping detail in the national colors of Poland (red and white) alongside a touch of blue.

