Stunning Umbro Ireland St. Patrick's Day 2025 Kits Released

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Mar 5, 2025

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Umbro St. Patrick's Day '17-3' Collection: Umbro released a special edition '17-3' collection of stylish football jerseys in emerald green and deep navy blue celebrating Ireland's heritage for St. Patrick's Day 2025.
Not Official National Team Kits: These Umbro jerseys are a special collection and will not be worn by the Irish national teams, whose kits are made by Castore.
Availability: The green version of the Umbro St. Patrick's Day '17-3' jersey is currently available for purchase at 85 USD, while the blue and gold variant is not yet available.

Umbro has unveiled a stylish duo of special edition football jerseys celebrating Ireland's heritage just in time for St. Patrick's Day 2025. The '17-3' collection features two distinct colorways that blend traditional Irish symbolism with Umbro's signature craftsmanship.

Umbro St. Patrick's Day '17-3' Jersey Collection

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Umbro is not Ireland's kit maker - it is Castore who makes Ireland's kits. The Umbro Ireland jerseys are, therefore, just called '17-3' collection and won't be worn by the Irish national teams.

Umbro St. Patrick's Day '17-3' Jersey Collection

The standout emerald green home kit proudly displays Ireland's national colors with its vibrant green base complemented by elegant orange and cream white accents on the collar and cuffs. The contrasting orange outline on the Umbro logo creates a bold visual statement against the jersey's rich backdrop.

The alternative away kit comes in a sophisticated deep navy blue – a thoughtful nod to St. Patrick's historical cloak color. This option features luxurious gold accenting on the collar, cuffs, and branding details.

Both jerseys showcase an intricate all-over Triquetra pattern (Celtic knot) subtly integrated into the fabric through tone-on-tone printing.

The jerseys share a specially designed shield-shaped crest featuring St. Patrick's iconic shamrock emblem and the "17-3" date marking, symbolizing March 17th celebrations.