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Celtic release next batch of Adidas gear and there’s some crackers; prices, impressions

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August seems to have been the cue for Celtic to release the next batch of their Adidas 2023/24 training gear.

We’ve been covering clothing developments at the club over the summer. Not all of it has been wholly positive with some of the offerings dividing opinion amongst the Celtic support.

So far we’ve had home, away and third kits launched by the club. All are now on sale, and the same goes for a raft of training gear.

The club seem to be releasing the training stuff in stages. On Tuesday they announced the latest batch and there are some designs that are likely to be popular with fans.

You can view the full range here with all of the items with the ‘new’ marking having been released this week.

There are 23 new options in total, ranging from a long down jacket to a yellow training polo.

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The club’s ‘green’ collection, featuring dark green body and light green sleeves seems like it will be particularly popular. The design is really, really smart and available as a training jersey, track jacket, all weather jacket or training top.

All of the above are priced between £40 and £80, while similar applies to a yellow training range that has been worn mainly by the women’s team so far.

There’s also the black and grey collection that you’ll have seen Brendan Rodgers sporting in his early days back at the club.

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And if you’re on the look-out for a big jacket, the ‘long down’ option is available for the not too insignificant fee of £225.

The jury has been out on Adidas in recent months with some of their designs a little polarising. However, our early impressions of this recent release is that they’ve got things pretty spot on.

This writer is trying very hard to save some money amid the rising costs of daily life. Celtic and Adidas make it very difficult sometimes.

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