2020-21

This was the second season of Hummel kits. Betting company Boyle Sports were the new front of shirt sponsors, and Christmas tree retail company Jingltree were the new back of shirt sponsors. G&R Scaffolding returned as home shorts sponsors and scaffold training providers Simian were new away shorts sponsors.
There was a new stencil type design for the EFL font and numbers. Championship sleeve patches were worn following promotion, and a new anti-racism message appeared underneath. The gambling awareness patch was updated.
There was a new FA Cup sleeve patch, previous winners patches had a figure on denoting the number of times they had won the competition. City again did not wear Carabao Cup patches.

The home kit was all sky blue with navy trim. The shirt takes inspiration from the home shirt worn by Coventry City in the first two years of the Premier League, with a new modern take on the distinctive design of the time on the bottom half of the front of the shirt. This is faded into from a top half of the shirt which is solid sky blue. Other distinctive touches include CCFC slogans and branding – including the words ‘Sky Blue Army’ on the inside back of the shirt, ‘PUSB’ on the trim and the elephant from the club crest on the rear of the shirt along with the accompanying motto ‘We Are Strong’ on the inside rear of the shirt.
The kit was announced on 26 August 2020.

City wore a poppy on their shirts for the home game with Reading on 30 October, and the away games at Nottingham Forest on 4th November, and at Watford on 7 November.

The goalkeeper kit was all green with white detailing. The shirt featured a hexagonal pattern on the front which faded out towards the bottom.
The kit was announced on 26 August 2020.

City wore a poppy on their shirts for the home game with Reading on 30 October, and the away game at Nottingham Forest on 4th November.

The away kit was inspired by the early days of the club as Singers FC. The red and black halves is the same style as the final shirt worn by Singers FC from 1892 to 1898 before changing its name to Coventry City Football Club in 1898. The shirt featured the words ‘Sky Blue Army’ on the inside back of the shirt, and the castle from the club crest on the rear of the shirt plus the slogan ‘We Are Coventry’. #PUSB is included on the cord of the black shorts, socks were also black with red trim.
The kit was announced on 27 August 2020.

For the away game at Sheffield Wednesday on 19 December 2020 City wore the away shirt and shorts with the socks from the 3rd kit.

The away goalkeeper kit was all orange with white detailing. It was the same template as the home version with a hexagonal pattern on the front which faded out towards the bottom.
The kit was announced on 27 August 2020.

City wore a poppy on their shirts for the away game at Watford on 7 November.

A third kit was worn, it had the distinctive Coventry UK City of Culture branding on the front. Taking inspiration from the City’s story and its built environment, it celebrates the people, cultures and histories that have contributed to its international reputation. This includes the jet engine, the bicycle wheel and the 5G symbol. The shirt also shows the Coventry skyline on the back, including the City’s famous three spires, plus Lady Godiva and the Whittle Arch. Inside the neckline of the shirt, images of Coventry City legends who have played a prominent role in the Club’s history feature – with Steve Ogrizovic, John Sillett, Tommy Hutchison, Clarrie Bourton, Dion Dublin, Bill Glazier, Jimmy Hill, Mick Coop, Cyrille Regis, George Mason and George Curtis all shown.
The kit was announced on 27 November 2020.

For the away game at Millwall on 2 January 2021 City wore the third shirt and socks with the shorts from the home kit.

An all navy blue fourth kit was worn, the bespoke limited edition shirt was produced for Championship Club Members. The design had the names of every member printed on the back. The front included a distorted Coventry skyline graphic. Navy shorts and socks – both with sky blue trim completed the outfit.
It was announced on 18 September 2020, and was worn for just one fixture, the home game against Brentford on 20 February 2021.

Long sleeve versions of the home shirt was available for the public to buy but the players only wore the short sleeved versions.