Saint-Étienne 17-18 Home, Away & Third Kits Released
Sep 7, 2017, by Pat
Update: AS Saint-Étienne released better pictures of their stunning black and gold 17-18 away kit that is inspired by the city's mining history.
AS Saint-Étienne today released its new home, away and third kits for the upcoming 2017-2018 campaign. The new Saint-Étienne jerseys are once again produced by Le Coq Sportif.
Saint-Étienne 17-18 Home Kit
This is the AS Saint-Étienne 2017-2018 home jersey.
The new Saint-Étienne home shirt has a darker shade of green than usual, inspired by shirts worn in the past. Tricolor trim is present both on the v-collar and the sleeve cuffs of the jersey.
Saint-Étienne1 17-18 Away Kit
This is the Le Coq Sportif Saint-Étienne 2017-18 away shirt.
Inspired by Saint-Étienne's mining history, the away kit is black with gold accents.
Saint-Étienne 17-18 Third Kit
This is the Saint-Étienne 2017-2018 third jersey.
Finally, the Saint-Étienne 2017-18 third shirt is predominantly white. While the right sleeve is solid white, the left one features the club's three colors - green, white and black.
Available from July 5, the Saint-Étienne 17-18 jerseys retail at €79 (replica) and €129 (authentic).
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