NEWCASTLE UNITED 14-15 KIT

The new Newcastle United 2014-15 Home Kit was released today, after the new Newcastle United 2014-2015 Away Kit had been released on May 1. The Newcastle 14-15 Away Shirt is inspired by the silver kit worn in the mid 1980s. The Newcastle 2014-2015 jerseys are again sponsored by Wonga and made by the German brand Puma.

NEWCASTLE UNITED 14-15 HOME KIT

This is the new Newcastle 2014-15 Home Shirt.



For the 2014-15 season, Puma designed a unique Newcastle United 14-15 Home Jersey. The Newcastle United 14-15 Home Kit comes with seven white and five black stripes on the front. The most striking element is a triangular colorblock on the upper part of the kit, creating a unique and outstanding design for the Premier League club.



Gold Puma logos and the blue Wonga logo complete the look of the Newcastle United 14-15 Home Shirt. The shorts and socks of the Newcastle 2014-2015 Home Kit are black with gold and white applications.

NEWCASTLE 14-15 AWAY KIT

This is the Newcastle 14-15 Away Jersey.



The Newcastle 2014-2015 Away Kit is all silver with black details on the shirt, the shorts and the socks. The black pinstripes on the front are created with the 'Newcastle United Football Club 1892' lettering, while the Puma logo and the sponsor logo are light blue.

Stuart Middlemiss, director of retail at Newcastle United, said: "The new away kit is a celebration of one our most iconic shirt designs, with some of our most famous players in the modern era wearing the all silver kit between 1983 and 1988.

"I'm sure it will be extremely popular and that our players and supporters will be as equally proud to wear it."

On the back of the Newcastle United 14-15 Away Kit features the lettering "NUFC". The v-collar comes with black details.

The Newcastle 14-15 Away Kit was worn for the first time in the match against Liverpool on May 11.

NEWCASTLE UNITED 2014-15 GOALKEEPER KITS

The Newcastle 2014-2015 Goalkeeper Kits are orange and gray, based on the Puma Statement goalkeeper kit template and featuring the unique front design we saw at the World Cup.