Nod to New York in Rotherham United's new shirt

The red-and-white top, sponsored again by IPM Group, has imagery of the Millers' home, which opened in 2012, woven into the fabric.

It was an instant hit with supporters when it was unveiled online earlier this afternoon.

The club collaborated with The Graphic Bomb company for the new look and long-time Rotherham kit manufacturers Puma did the rest.

The jerseys, shorts and socks are set to go on sale at some stage next month.

Millers commercial director Steve Coakley said: “There has been lots of collaboration done behind the scenes to create this kit design to ensure that we do justice to celebrating ten fantastic seasons at New York.

“We have brought back a black trim, which I know was a regular feature on the 90s Rotherham United kits, in an attempt to really give this year’s effort a classic feel.”

The strip will be worn by manager Paul Warne's Championship side for home games and also at away grounds as long as it doesn't clash with the opposition's colours.