Medieval Launch: CD Feirense 23-24 Third Kit Released
Jul 18, 2023, by Martim
The new CD Feirense Third jersey was released a couple of days ago. It is made by Kelme, features ESC Online as main sponsor and will be worn in the 2023-2024 Liga Portugal 2.
CD Feirense 23-24 Third Kit
This is the CD Feirense 2023-24 Third shirt, made by Kelme.
The Kelme CD Feirense 23-24 Third football shirt is another black and gold design, with a few details sprinkled all around the shirt.
It has a black body, gold logos, crest, cuffs, collar, and side strips. However, the main detail is a subtle castle background, referencing the city of Santa Maria da Feira, a town surrounded by medieval walls.
That's the reason for the launch of the kit with swords, armor and shields, an overall creative release.
The Kelme CD Feirense 2023-2024 Third shirt costs you 45€.
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