LOTTO x Kitlocker have revealed a series of limited-edition football shirts to celebrate three of the UK’s most beloved festivals: Tramlines Festival, Sheffield, Truck Festival, Oxfordshire and Y Not Festival, Derbyshire.
The vibrant shirts, designed by Italian sportswear brand Lotto and powered by Sheffield-based manufacturer Kitlocker, are on sale to only people attending the respective festivals.
Each kit is a custom creation, designed to reflect the unique energy of each festival, while spotlighting the deeper connection between music, sport and community:
- Tramlines Festival. Home (green) and away (white) options for this Sheffield-based festival. This shirt is minimalist, modern, and rooted in Sheffield pride.
- Truck Festival. A bold blue design wrapped in a custom repeat of the Truck logo, which is electric in every sense.
- Y Not Festival. Two shirts with one in black pattern with a fluorescent yellow trim, and an alternative strip in vibrant pink featuring a custom repeat print of the 2025 lineup.
Tramlines Festival and Truck Festival kicks off later this week from 24-27 July, while Y Not Festival is held from 31 July – 3 August, with headliners across the festivals including star names like The Prodigy, Pulp, Kasabian, Bloc Party, Rizzle Kicks and more.
The bespoke festival-themed collaboration kit provides festivalgoers with the opportunity to get a distinctive keepsake from their memorable weekend, which celebrates the UK’s unique music culture.
Kitlocker, which is the official brand licensee for LOTTO Sport UK, have been creating teamwear innovations since being founded in 2005, with their mission to use the power of a teamwear kit to reflect the identity of different sports clubs across the country
LOTTO, who has designed the custom festival shirts, have a long-standing history of creating timeless football kits that are universally enjoyed, including classics for AC Milan, the Dutch national football team, and Wimbledon. Recently, LOTTO’s return to the UK market coincided with AFC Wimbledon donning the heritage Italian brand once again for the 2026/26 season.
Festival-goers keen to secure their unique football shirt can pre-order now to collect in person. Click here for a Tramlines Festival shirt, here for a Truck Festival shirt and here for a Y Not Festival shirt.
