Colours and Badge
For the 2012/13 season, the 140th year of the club's existence, the team will be wearing strips under their own '1872' brand. The home strip is based on the popular strips from the 70s & early 80s. An all white kit with a single black & gold band across the front. The away kit is of a similar design in all gold.
The clubs' badge features an elephant with a castle on its back, this represents Dumbarton Rock with Dumbarton Castle upon it, Dumbarton Rock, a volcanic plug is said to resemble an elephant & the teams nickname 'The Sons' is derived from the phrase 'Sons of The Rock' a term used for those born in the town of Dumbarton.
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