Celtic's 1996 home shirt, originally £40, can now be bought for £11.97 thanks to a new deal. The offer comes as the club celebrates its first three points of the 2026/27 Scottish Premiership season after a 1-0 win over Dundee United.
How the Deal Works
Shoppers can reduce the shirt to £27.20 at Kitbag using the code CROSSBAR at checkout. However, new TopCashback members can save an extra £15 by signing up and spending £15 or more, bringing the effective price down to £11.97 after cashback. This represents a saving of £28.03, or roughly 70% off the original price.
Kitbag has warned that stock is 'almost gone'. The same deal applies to Celtic's 1994/96 Away Shirt, and both options include free delivery.
Availability and Alternative Prices
The reduced price is only for new TopCashback members; existing members will pay £26.97 after cashback. This is still cheaper than retailers like Sports Direct, where the 1996 Home Shirt costs £33 (was £39.99).
The shirt, worn by players like John Collins and Alan Stubbs, features the classic green and white hoops, a v-neck placket, embroidered club crest, and flock printed CR Smith sponsor branding.
Celtic's Upcoming Fixture
The deal comes as Celtic prepare for their first away fixture of the season against Kilmarnock on Sunday, August 9. The match will air live on Sky Sports Football from a 1.30pm kick-off. Celtic will be confident after Kilmarnock suffered a 4-3 loss to St Johnstone in their opening game.
How to Get the Shirt for £11.97
- Sign up to TopCashback.
- Search for Kitbag and click 'Get Cashback Now'.
- Shop and checkout as usual using the code CROSSBAR.
- Cashback will track and appear in the TopCashback account within seven working days of purchase.
- The cashback becomes payable after Kitbag pays TopCashback the commission.
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