Cagliari 14-15 Home, Away and Third Kits
Aug 9, 2014, by Chris
- Supplier & Template: The 2014-2015 Cagliari kits are made by Kappa and use the same template for the home, away, and third shirts.
- Home Kit: The home jersey features a traditional half-and-half design with a unique v-collar and the usual club logo.
- Away Kit: The away kit is mainly white and displays the Coat of Arms of Sardinia instead of the club logo.
Cagliari 2014-2015 Kits Released - The new Cagliari Calcio 14-15 Kits are made by the Italian sport supplier Kappa and were unveiled this week. Like the both other Kappa Serie A Kits, the new Cagliari Calcio 2014-15 Home, Away and Third Kits are using the same template.
New Cagliari 2014-2015 Home Kit
This is the new Cagliari 14-15 Home Shirt.
The new Kappa Cagliari 2014-2015 Home Jersey features the traditional half and half kit design. The Cagliari Calcio 14-15 Home Kit comes with a unique collar - The kit collar is based on a half and half v-collar with a special blue mesh creating a round collar. The kit comes with the usual club logo and a blue Kappa logo which is highlighted by a white border.
Cagliari 14-15 Away Kit
This is the new Cagliari Calcio 14-15 Away Shirt.
The striking element of the new Cagliari Calcio 2014-2015 Away Kit is the badge, which is showing the popular Coat Of Arms of Sardinia instead of the usual club logo. The mainly white kit comes with half and half design elements on the sleeve cuffs and the kit collar, while the red Kappa logo features a white border.
Cagliari 14-15 Third Kit
This is the new Cagliari 14-15 Third Jersey.
The new Cagliari Calcio 2014-2015 Third Shirt is mainly red with blue design elements. For the new Cagliari Calcio 14-15 Third Kit, Kappa uses the same template as for the home and away shirts.
Cagliari Calcio 2014-2015 Goalkeeper Kits
These are the new Cagliari 14-15 Goalkeeper Jerseys.
Based on the same template as the player kits, the new Cagliari Calcio 14-15 Goalkeeper Home Kit is green with blue and red applications.
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