2018-19
This was the fourth and final season of Nike kits. Coventry based office printer/photocopier suppliers MidRepro agreed a 1 year deal to become front of shirt sponsors – moving from the back of the shirts. XL Motors were now back of shirt sponsors as well as continuing on the back of the away shorts. G&R Scaffolding continued as home shorts sponsors.
The font and numbers were tweaked to include the logo and ‘squiggle’ of Mind, a mental health charity who were the new EFL charity partners.
Following promotion City wore new League One patches (the EFL had tweaked their design), and instead of League patches on both sleeves the left sleeve was now a gambling awareness message. The FA Cup patch was unchanged and City again did not wear Carabao Cup patches.

The home kit was all sky blue with white trim and blue numberset. The shirt featured a subtle embossed all-over camo graphic, and a buttonless placket gave it a traditional look.
The kit was announced on 29 June 2018 and was available to buy from 30 June 2018.

City wore a poppy on their shirts for the home game with Accrington Stanley on 3 November.

The goalkeeper kit was all yellow, the shirt had raglan sleeves in a darker yellow with a green graphic pattern.

City wore a poppy on their shirts for the home game with Accrington Stanley on 3 November.

The away kit was all white and the same template and embossed camo pattern as the home kit. The numberset was in blue.
The kit was announced on 29 June 2018 and was available to buy from 12 July 2018.

City wore the away kit with the sky blue home shorts for the away games Blackpool on 21 August, and Portsmouth on 22 April 2019.
The away kit was worn with the sky blue home socks for the away game at Southend on 20 October.

The away goalkeeper kit was all vivid green, the shirt had raglan sleeves in a darker green with an orange graphic pattern. It was the same template as the home goalkeeper kit

The third kit was a reworking of the green and black stripes first worn as an away kit in the 1969-70. The shirt had a simple v-neck with white trim (the same template as the 2017-18 shirts), shorts were black and the socks were green.
The kit was announced on 19 October 2018.


