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Published 10:22 30 Mar 2018 BST
Updated 11:13 31 Mar 2018 BST

But all that is about to change with next season's kit. The club and adidas are doing away with tradition and trying something pretty radical. And we reckon it would come as a welcome change to United fans everywhere.
It has often been commented by sections of the support that the kit looks far slicker when the side are forced to wear their change shorts, and adorn black instead of the standard white. Well now it looks like this become the norm - the next season anyway.
We already know that the shirt will feature black heavily - perhaps more than ever before - with a gradual linear design as you move down the kit. The image below is courtesy of Footy Headlines.
But now we know why. It's because the club are taking the huge step to move away from convention and introduce black shorts next season. So the black graduation will be reflected in dark shorts and socks.
It means there will be very little actual white anywhere on the whole home outfit. Traditionalists may not be too pleased, but there's no denying it looks a bit more devilish and stylised.

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