Nike Charlton Athletic 15-16 Kits Revealed
Jul 8, 2015, by Chris
English Championship team Charlton Athletic this afternoon revealed the new Nike Charlton 2015-2016 Kits at University of Greenwich. The new Charlton Athletic 15-16 Home Kit features a classic kit design using the colors red and white, while the Charlton 15-16 Away and Third Kits introduce bold designs.
Nike again makes the new Charlton 15-16 Strips, which are sponsored by the University of Greenwich.
Charlton 15-16 Home Shirt
This is the new Nike Charlton Athletic Shirt.
Based on the Nike Laser II Teamwear Shirt, the new Charlton 2015-16 Home Shirt features a simplistic design with a classical white Polo collar. The new Charlton Kit boasts the main color red, combined with white applications.
The neckline itself is a constructed rib collar with a two-button placket and the design harks back to popular Addicks shirts from the past such as the memorable 1998 play-off-winning uniform and the historic 1992 Back to The Valley kit.
White shorts and red socks complete the new Charlton 2015-16 Home Shirt.
Charlton 15-16 Away Kit
This is the new Charlton Athletic 2015-2016 Away Kit.
The new Charlton Away Kit is predominately white for the first time since 2010-11. Based on the striking Nike Sash Teamwear Kit, the new Charlton Athletic 2015-16 Away Strip features a red gradient sash running across the shirt.
Red shorts and socks complement the new Charlton 15-16 Away Kit.
Charlton 2015-16 Third Kit
This is the new Charlton Athletic 15-16 Third Kit.
The new purple Charlton Athletic 15-16 Kit draws inspiration from the purple shirt worn 20 years ago, designed to stand out on the pitch.
The new all-purple Charlton Athletic 2015-2016 Third Kit combines the flashy colors Purple and Volt with a stand-up collar featuring a two-button placket.
What do you think of new Charlton 2015-16 Home, Away and Third Kits. Let us know in the comments section below.
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