Augsburg 13-14 (2013-14) Home, Away and Third Kits Released
Jun 21, 2013, by Pat
German Bundesliga team FC Augsburg today unveiled the new Augsburg 2013-14 Kits. The Augsburg 13-14 Away and Third Kits are last season's Aubgsurg 12-13 Home and Away Kits, while a new green Augsburg 2013-14 Home Kit was unveiled - the first time since 2009-10 for Augsburg to wear a green shirtat home matches.
Augsburg 13-14 Home Kit
This is the new Augsburg 13-14 Home Kit by Jako.
The Augsburg 13-14 Home Shirt is green for the first time since 2009-10 and comes with a white v-collar. There is a red and a white line on the left side of the chest.
The shorts of the new Augsburg 2013-14 Home Kit are green with a white rounded stripe on each side, while the Augsburg 13-14 Home Kit socks are green with a white and a red hoop.
Augsburg 13-14 Away Kit
This is the Augsburg 2013-14 Jako Away Kit. It was the 12-13 Home Kit.
The Augsburg 13-14 Away Kit comes in white with red and green details.
Augsburg 13-14 Third Kit
This is the Augsburg 2013-14 Jako Third Kit. It was used as 12-13 Away Kit.
Augsburg 2013-14 Third Kit is black with a red/white round neck-collar and a flag of the club colors on the front.
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