A new dress has been created after consultation with athletes and aims to keep their performance in mind.

Nike, which is working with England Netball for a third year, has designed it in red with gold.

Sponsors Vitality and Sky Sports are included as well as a subtle St. George's Cross - found on the England flag.

A white and gold crest is available as part of the fan range, while the fully gold crest on the dress is reserved for those who earn it at elite level.

Other products in the England netball store include leisurewear such as training taps, leggings, bags and caps.

"I am delighted that fans are now able to see this phenomenal new Vitality Roses kit and fan range," said England Netball head coach Jess Thirlby.

"A lot of work has gone into developing this range and it wouldn't have been possible without all the time, detail and thought Nike put into making a kit that truly represents not only the Vitality Roses, but the sport as a whole.

"Wearing the red dress is such an honour for any netballer and I know the Vitality Roses will be itching to get out on court in this new kit to represent their country.

"The fan range has also exceeded the expectations of the team and we're all keen to see the netball family wearing it in the crowd again when fans can return to arenas, because witnessing a sea of red and white when you step out onto court is a fantastic feeling.

"We hope netball fans love the kit as much as we do.

"It's great to be able to get excited about something like this after the year we've all had, so I'd like to thank England Netball and Nike for making this happen."

Part of Nike's partnership with England Netball will see the manufacturer deliver apparel to other personnel such as umpires and young players at county level.

England are the reigning Commonwealth Games champions after striking gold at Gold Coast 2018.