Ireland 2016 Away Kit Released
Sep 5, 2015, by Chris
Bold new look. The new Umbro Ireland 2015-2016 Away Shirt introduces a fresh design after last year's away kit was classic. The new Republic of Ireland Away Kit was officially released on September 4.
Umbro again makes the new Republic of Ireland 2015-2016 Kit, which features the logo of Irish mobile network Three.ie.
Umbro Ireland 2015-2016 Away Jersey
This is the new Ireland 2015-16 Away Kit.
The new Ireland 2015-2016 Away Kit combines the colors Charcoal, White and Green Gecko to make a bold statement on the pitch. While last year's Away Kit was white with a classic Polo collar, the new Ireland 2016 Away Kit has a has a modern v-neck collar.
The body of the new Ireland 2016 Away Kit is mainly dark grey, while the sleeves are solid white. The front of the new Ireland 2015-2016 Away Kit boasts a striking green horizontal stripe, while the upper part of the shirt features a subtle graphic pattern.
The new Ireland 2016 Away Kit carries the logo of Irish mobile network Three.ie, which is part of the retail kit but not allowed during official matches.
Charcoal shorts with white applications and striking green details and grey socks with white trim complete the bold look of the new Ireland 2016 Away Strip.
Charcoal, White and Green Gecko. What do you think of the unusual Ireland 2015-2016 Away Kit? Let us know in the comments below.
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