Umbro Ireland 2020-2021 Home & Away Kits Released
FA Ireland just announced that they had closed a kit deal with Umbro, as the Ireland 2020-21 home and away strips were officially unveiled just a few minutes later. They will be available to buy online later today, while the on-pitch debut will take place in the match against England on November 12.
Not just the New Balance kit contract is over, Ireland's sponsorship with Three has also ended, which means that replica shirts will be available in a clean, sponsorless version.
🎥 Ireland's new 2020-21 home and away strips REVEAL
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Ireland 2020-2021 Home Jersey
Check out Umbro's Ireland 2020-21 home football shirt below.
A clean look, the Umbro Ireland 20-21 home jersey is green with a subtle fabric effect as well as white sleeve cuffs and a white collar with green and gold piping.
Women's
The women's version boasts a totally different collar construction as well as an other front graphic.
Ireland 2020-21 Away Jersey
This is the Ireland 20-21 away football shirt, made by Umbro.
The Umbro Ireland 2020-2021 away shirt is white with green cuffs and an overlapping v-collar with an orange line through the center, matching the outline of the federation badge.
A subtle jacquard graphic covers the front of the jersey, drawing inspiration from the Adidas 1990 kits.
Women's
The women's shirt swaps the orange for gold, while the collar overlap was swapped.
What do you think of the new Ireland home and away shirts by Umbro? Drop us a line below.
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