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Celtic Are Selling The Half Kilt, Half T-Shirt 'Kiltee'

Celtic Are Selling The Half Kilt, Half T-Shirt 'Kiltee'

The Scottish champions have combined a t-shirt with a kilt and come up with one of the worst pieces of club merchandise we've seen.

Ryan Sidle

Ryan Sidle

'Is it a shirt? Is it a kilt? No...' It's absolutely one of the worst things a football team has produced for its fans to buy, it's Celtic's 'Kiltee.'

Celtic might be the perennial champions of Scotland, having won their eighth title in a row last season, but the Hoops have certainly lost their heads when it comes to the latest product in their shop.

Fans of the club can now where a long t-shirt that looks like the home shirt at the top and a kilt at the bottom. The invention is called a 'Kiltee' and it'll set you back £25!

Kiltee
Kiltee
It's no wonder the model isn't smiling. Image: Celtic store
It's no wonder the model isn't smiling. Image: Celtic store


Of course you might be of the completely opposite opinion of me and have decided that you want to purchase one, in which case you can find them on Celtic's website.

Granted at £25 it is cheaper than buying a replica shirt and a kilt, those things are expensive, but surely the authentic experience of wearing one is far better than a Kiltee.

Last season the Glasgow side won their third domestic treble in a row and Brendan Rodgers would have made himself a club legend but decided to leave midway through the season to join Leicester City.

Neil Lennon came back to the club as Rodgers' replacement and he will be manager next season after getting the job permanently.

Once again fierce rivals Rangers, led by Steven Gerrard, are likely to be their closest title rivals next season.

Can Celtic make it nine in a row and then 10?

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Topics: Football News, Celtic, Scottish Football, Scottish Premiership, Kieran Tierney, SPFL, Scotland, Rangers