Founded in Rotterdam in 1947 by Pieter Bey, the company is one of the fastest-growing sports brands. In the Netherlands, 500 amateur clubs now compete in Robey Sportswear kits, while in Belgium the figure stands at 20. At professional level, Robey is the kit supplier for 10 Dutch clubs. Robey Sportswear is also represented in German and Danish professional football. In Belgium, Robey Sportswear supplies the top-flight club KVC Westerlo and now also KAS Eupen.

For the 2026/27 season, Robey has designed a more traditional home shirt and a creatively designed away shirt.

The new shirts will be available in the KAS Eupen fan shops from the next home match on Saturday, 19 September, against RFC Liège.

The video unveiling the new kits was produced in collaboration with the fan clubs and the teams of the Panda Youngsters, Panda Girls, Walking Pandas and Teens Club. As such, the kits also showcase the sense of togetherness and diversity within KAS Eupen.

André Palm, Head of Sales & Marketing bij KAS Eupen: “We are delighted to be partnering with Robey Sportswear – a brand that stands for high-quality products and uses creative designs to showcase a club’s identity and history. The foundations for a successful collaboration have already been laid. The creative potential of this partnership will really come into its own from next season onwards. We are very much looking forward to continuing our collaboration with Robey Sportswear and the joint projects that lie ahead.”

Mark Koevermans, Managing Director of Robey Sportswear: “KAS Eupen has a unique profile in Belgian football: a club with deep local roots in the German-speaking community and a permanent place in Belgium’s top two leagues in recent years. That is a combination of identity and ambition that Robey immediately identifies with. Every kit we design for KAS Eupen tells the story of the club and its supporters. We look forward to working together to create something Eupen can be proud of, both on and off the pitch.”