Newcastle United 19-20 Third Kit Released
Aug 13, 2019, by Pat
Updated with better pics as the orange Newcastle 19-20 third shirt is now available to buy. Once again made by Puma, the Newcastle 2019-2020 third jersey introduces an absolutely outrageous, 1990s-inspired design.
Newcastle United 19-20 Third Kit
This is the Newcastle 2019-20 third shirt.
The Newcastle United 2019-2020 third jersey is orange with a totally crazy all-over graphic print that could be been lifted straight from a 1990s shirt. In fact, as some have pointed out, it's inspired by the roof of St. James Park. As seen with the Dortmund cup and Gladbach third kits, stadium inspirations are a recurring theme in Puma's 19-20 designs.
Dark blue is used for accents and trim on the Newcastle United 19-20 third kit - the collar, the back neck tape and all logos including a monochrome club badge. This unusual color combination, together with the aforementioned pattern, creates a unique and refreshing design for the English club.
Shorts and socks in the same colors as the jersey will complete the Newcastle United 2019-2020 third uniform.
The Newcastle United 2019-2020 third jersey went on sale on August 1 2019.
Do you like the retro look of the Newcastle 19-20 third kit? Comment below, and check out the 2019-20 Kit Overview to see all of next season's kits.
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