Jumbo-Visma has unveiled its racewear for the 2020 season. Newcomer Tom Dumoulin, along with team leaders Primoš Roglic, Dylan Groenewegen, Wout van Aert, and Steven Kruijswijk, are wearing the simple but vibrant yellow and black design.

The Dutch team unveiled the new design before an official team presentation in the Netherlands on Friday, announcing the start of pre-orders for the 2020 racewear.

Jumbo Visma has kept the colors and design simple, while keeping the yellow and black that will stand out in the peloton. Title sponsors Jumbo and Visma's logos are in black blocks on the chest, while the rest of the jersey is bright yellow. Minor sponsors, including Hema, are placed on the chest and shoulders, and black shorts complete the classic look. The racewear is made by Ag.

Jumbo Visma finished the year with Primoš Roglic's Vuelta a España win and podiums at the Giro d'Italia and Tour France. The addition of Dumoulin from Team Sunweb will strengthen the GC contenders for next season.

"I am confident that with this team and these riders, we can win the Tour," Kruijswijk told Cycling News at the Jumbo-Visma team camp in Spain.

Kruijswijk has already been named team leader for the Vuelta. Full plans for the Grand Tour will be revealed at Friday's team presentation.

"We will be able to field the strongest team possible against a team like Ineos," team manager Richard Plagge said when Dumoulin's move was revealed.

Dumoulin appears to have regained his full strength and motivation after a knee injury, a move from Team Sunweb, and a break in 2019.

"There were two sides to this year. On one side it was really disappointing, but on the other side it was liberating. In fact, the last few months since my surgery have been really good. I've really enjoyed my time away from professional cycling and I'm feeling re-energized for the next few years," Dumoulin told Cycling News this week.