The implicit message that the players will give their all in order to achieve promotion is designed in the hope that more observers will get behind the side for the clash away to Club Union Deportiva Santa Marta on Sunday.
Never before has a club worked with its kit supplier to project the human body in the design of a football strip, and the lowly Spanish club will hope their innovations off the pitch will translate into results in the coming days.
Palencia are assured of a play-off place heading into the final game of the regular season, with only one side from each of the Spanish football league's 18 divisions at fourth-tier level entering Segunda B's four groups.
The kit, which evokes a naked body, has got the entire Spanish media talking, drawing attention to the lower reaches of the Spanish game, and while the football pyramid in Spain remains complex, the strip has certainly achieved its goal of making ripples around the world.
Palencia, who have won their last four games, traditionally play in purple and have also launched a goalkeeper strip in this colour, with both kits completed by black socks.
The club's supporters - and anyone else for that matter - can get their hands on this one-off set of shirts for the princely sum of €30 (around £24).
