Saints have launched their new home kit

Chris Boyd’s side will run out at Franklin’s Gardens in the kit – which is produced by Macron for the fifth straight season – from the beginning of the 2020/21 campaign, set to begin in mid-November.

But the strip is available to purchase now.

It merges the classic black, green and gold hoops with a modern and fresh design from Macron.

And supporters will be delighted to see the Travis Perkins logo back on the shirt, replacing TP's sister brand Toolstation.

Toolstation will continue to be an integral part of the partnership, supporting Saints’ digital and social media presence, while also appearing on the players’ editions of the club’s new range of training and travel wear for 2020/21.

“Today’s announcement is the continuation of a long and successful relationship between two organisations that are based in Northampton, but have a strong national and international presence,” said Saints CEO Mark Darbon.

“Travis Perkins and Saints are both major pillars within our community. TP are a major employer for the people of the town, while we hope we give those same people pride and enjoyment in following our team at the very highest level of European rugby.

“Many TP employees are season ticket holders at Saints too, and I hope that everyone at TP can take great satisfaction from seeing their name back on the front of such a smart new jersey.

"We’re excited to celebrate this special anniversary with them.”

Saints co-captain Teimana Harrison said: “Pulling on a black, green and gold jersey and running out at Franklin’s Gardens remains an ultimate honour, and every year all the players are excited to see the kit we get to wear for the new season.

“But this kit feels particularly special, and we’ve all got to earn the right to wear it now.”

Alongside main partner Travis Perkins, elite partners Carlsberg, Church’s Shoes, Auto Windscreens, GRS, and WIT Fitness also feature on Saints’ 2020/21 strip.

As well as the body-fit players’ cut jersey worn by Saints’ matchday squad, a standard fit supporters’ version of the kit is also available now from the Saints Store.

A thick-cotton ‘traditional fit’ option of the jersey will also be available, with replica jerseys starting at £60 for adults and £40 for juniors.

The club’s 2020/21 blue training kit launched last week and is also available online.

Supporters are asked to note that the Saints Store remains closed to the public due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, but is still dispatching online orders.