by white shorts and navy blue socks, the kit is an almost identical copy of the kit which George Easton’s men wore at Celtic Park to win the Scottish Cup on 16 April 1921. To keep the kit as authentic as possible to the original worn 100 years ago, it...
of homelessness across the state. A one-off, the jersey pays homage to Dublin and Ireland in its design, which features Celtic knotwork, the Poolbeg towers, Grattan Bridge lamps, for which they wish to thank the Three Castles Burning Podcast for design,...
Celtic 1991-92 Peoples sponsored away shirt by Umbro, worn for only one season when Liam Brady was manager and the Bhoys finished third in the Premier Division. See Price
Celtic 1994-96 away shirt by Umbro as worn in Tommy Burns' first season in charge at the club when he led the side to a Scottish Cup triumph after a 1-0 win over Airdrieonians. See Price
Celtic 1991-92 Peoples sponsored away shirt by Umbro worn for only one season when Liam Brady was manager and the Bhoys finished third in the Premier Division See price
value, added to by the jacquard shadow pattern. Orange also provides edging for the crest, while the women’s version has a celtic spiral motif pattern, the Home shirt's green fill crest, and gold endures rather than any inclusion of the third element of...
England in November with white shorts and green socks, while the women’s equivalent, although similarly styled, has a celtic spiral shadow pattern and a more stylised neck. View the: Ireland 2020-21 Away Kit {minipolls id="ireland2021homejersey"...
Celtic FC revealed their new 2020-21 Third football kit by Adidas, The midnight black main body features a mint green embroidered clover as it sits proudly on the breast, complemented by the classic three stripes up the jersey sides, and finished off...
Celtic FC revealed their new 2020-21 Away football kit by Adidas. Drawing inspiration from the 1985/86 Away Kit, adidas have reworked and revamped the classic lime green number. The kit is complete with complimenting darker shorts with the classic...
