Celtic 94/96 Away
Celtic 94/96 Away
Product Details
Product Details
Material : 100% Polyester
Vibe : 100% Nostalgic
Sizing : Small, Medium, Large, X-Large & XX-Large are available. Pleae refer to our Sizing Chart to make sure you select the correct size.
Care : Advisable to hand wash this item, although, if machine washed, do so on low temperatures, like 20 or 40 degrees. Avoid Tumble dryers.
Warning : Heads may turn your way when rocking this shirt, especially if you also have a 90's haircut, many people may think you are a time traveller.
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Celtic 1994-96 Away Shirt – For Fans Who Love a Bit of Retro Flair, Glory, and the ‘90s Vibes 💚⚪
Pull on this classic black with green and white trim shirt and step straight into the wild world of 90s Celtic football, where the shirts were striking, the tackles were hard, and the haircuts… well, let’s just say they’ve aged better than some of the football. Managed by Tommy Burns, who brought heart, soul, and a little bit of flair back to Celtic Park, this was a time when Celtic were more than just a team – they were a cultural phenomenon. Despite the late ‘90s struggles that were on the horizon, this kit represents a glory-filled, “we still got it” period for the Hoops. ⚽️✨
Crafted by Admiral (back when they were the cool kids in football kit design), this shirt is a masterclass in 90s football fashion. The bold black base with a splash of green and white accents? Absolutely iconic. The badge? A sign that Celtic were not only a club – they were a force in Scottish football, even if Rangers were just a wee bit ahead at the time. 🔥💚
Meet the Legends:
- Pierre van Hooijdonk 💥 – Dutch powerhouse, free-kick specialist, and the man who made every set-piece feel like a mini-World Cup final.
- Jackie McNamara 🏃♂️ – The unsung hero, Celtic’s quiet warrior on the wing, and a fan favourite for his tireless work-rate.
- Tommy Burns 🍀 – Celtic’s heart and soul, keeping the dream alive in tough seasons, and probably the most Celtic Celtic man ever.
- Paul McStay 🎩 – The Maestro, the playmaker, and the one guy who could pull off a cheeky pass and make it look effortless.
- Mark Viduka ⚽ – Aussie goal machine who gave defenders nightmares, even if he didn’t stick around long enough to make full use of this iconic shirt.
Honours? Scottish Cup 🏆, but the league title? That was still out of reach as Rangers continued their domination. It was frustrating, but there was something special about this kit – a sign that Celtic were still on the rise, even if their nemeses were, for now, just a little bit better. 💚
Wear this shirt to flex your “I remember the glory days, but I also know how to deal with frustration” credentials. Perfect for re-enacting van Hooijdonk’s free-kicks, McStay’s silky passes, or just appreciating the absolute class of 90s Celtic football. 🔥⚪
P.S. Warning: Wearing this near Rangers fans may result in a *non-stop discussion about 9-in-a-row. Just remind them you’re still waiting for their team to be as stylish as Celtic in the 90s. 💚😎
