New Nike Celtic 14-15 Away and Third Kits

Jul 5, 2014

by Chris

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Away Kit: The Celtic 2014-15 away kit is primarily dark green with a green and yellow tartan print on the front, incorporating a gold line on the neck, dark green shorts, and socks.
Third Kit: The Celtic 2014-15 third kit is mainly white with a bold yellow chest stripe featuring two small green stripes, green cuffs, and a white collar, with white shorts and socks.
Sponsorship & Heritage: Both new kits are made by Nike and sponsored by Magners; the away kit represents Scottish heritage with the tartan pattern, and the third kit celebrates the club's Irish origins with a stripe inspired by the Irish flag.

Celtic FC today officially released the new Celtic 2014-15 Third Kit. One month ago, Nike released the new Celtic 14-15 Away Kit, which is mainly dark green with a unique tartan print on the front.

Nike again makes the new Celtic 2014-15 Kits, while the Celtic 14-15 Home Kit is carried over from last season. The new Nike Celtic 14-15 Strips are sponsored by Magners.

Celtic 14-15 Away Kit

This is the green tartan Celtic 2014-15 Away Jersey.

The mainly green Celtic 14-15 Kit features a green / yellow tartan print on the front to reflect the club’s Scottish heritage, while the kit simple round neck features a gold line.

Inside the neck appears a green / white pennant tab with a special slogan, reading A club like no other, reflecting Celtic’s famous hoops from their home shirt with the proud statement.

The shorts and the socks of the new Celtic 14-15 Away Kit are dark green with black used as second color.

Celtic 14-15 Third Kit

This is the new white Celtic 2014-15 Third Shirt.

The mainly white Celtic FC 2014-2015 Third Kit features a bold yellow chest strip with two small green stripes. Green sleeve cuffs and a special white collar, which is also used for the new Nike Eintracht Frankfurt 14-15 Kits, complete the unique Celtic 2014-15 Third Shirt.

The white color of the new Celtic 14-15 Third Jersey is inspired by the first kit ever worn by the Scottish club, while the front stripe design is based on the Irish flag, to celebrate the club’s origins, having been founded in 1887 by Irish Marist priest Brother Walfrid.