The new England Women's kit has been released almost two months after the first glimpse of it on the pitch, but now it's available to purchase, fans aren't too happy.
The kits have already had their debuts ahead of the World Cup, with the home shirt worn in the first ever Women's Finalissima on April 6 at Wembley, while the away kit was debuted just five days later in the Alzheimer's match between England and Australia raising awareness and funds for Alzheimer's at Brentford's G-Tech Stadium.
Following the release to the general public today, one of the biggest issues being raised by fans is the affordability and sizing, with the 'little kids' sizing starting at £49.95 for a full kit, to the shirt for older kids starting at £59.95 and adult pricing from £79.95, it appears to be the biggest criticism from fans amid a cost of living crisis.
