Catania 13-14 (2013-14) Home, Away and Third Kits Released
Jun 27, 2013, by Pat
Italian Serie A team Calcio Catania, who finished the 2012-13 season on the 8th position, unveiled the new Catania 2013-14 Kits, made by Givova, an Italian kits brand.
Calcio Catania are at the moment without a shirt sponsor, but are trying to close a deal before the start of the 2013-14 Serie A season.
Catania 13-14 Home Kit
This is the new Catania 2013-14 Givova Home Shirt.
The Catania 13-14 Home Shirt is blue/red-striped, with the stripe on the outer left side being wider to hold the club crest.
The shorts of the Catania 2013-14 Home Kit are blue with a red line on the left side, while the socks are black with a blue/red-striped area at the upper end. The club crest is positioned on the socks' front side as well.
Catania 13-14 Away Kit
This is the new Catania 2013-14 Givova Away Shirt.
The new Catania 13-14 Away Kit is mainly white, and features a blue/red-hooped area around the collar as well as blue/red sleeve cuffs and a white v-collar.
The shorts and socks of the Catania 2013-14 Away Kit are also white with blue and red details.
Catania 13-14 Third Kit
This is the new Catania 2013-14 Givova Third Shirt.
The Catania 13-14 Third Kit is plain red with a few blue details.
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