Scarborough Athletic's new home kit will be revealed at a special launch event on Saturday.
Scarborough Athletic fans will get their first glimpse of the clubs new kit this weekend.
The new home kit is being unveiled at a special launch event at the tow Bar in Cayton on Saturday.
The event will include live performances from the Feens.
Club chair - Trevor Bull - says there is one big change to the new strip.
The club have changed kit supplier for the first time in a decade but Club Chairman - Trevor Bull - says the sponsors are staying the same.
The Home kit will also be revealed online on Saturday 17th for those who can’t attend the event, with shirts being available to purchase at One Stop Huntriss Row the following day, the full Home Kit will also be available to purchase online.
The event at the Tow Bar gets underway at midday on Saturday with a DJ and bouncy castle. Fans are being advised to take a picnic blanket or chair and grab a space early.
The Feens will be performing their first set at 2pm with the home kit being revealed at 3pm.
The new away kit will be revealed at the end of the month in a separate event at Scholars Bar.


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