Celtic's iconic 1993/94 away shirt — black and green stripes, retro buttoned collar, CR Smith sponsor across the chest — is available for £14.25 right now. That's a saving of over £30 on the original price, and it takes roughly five minutes to set up.
The shirt is listed at £30 (down from £45) on Pro:Direct Sport, but new members who sign up to TopCashback can bring that price down significantly. The deals platform pays a £15 bonus when new members spend £15 or more, plus additional cashback on Pro:Direct purchases. Stack those together with free delivery and the shirt lands at £14.25 effectively.
How to get it for £14.25
- Sign up to TopCashback as a new member
- Search for Pro:Direct and click 'Get Cashback Now'
- Shop and checkout as normal
- Cashback appears in your account within seven working days
- Withdraw once Pro:Direct has paid TopCashback the commission
Existing TopCashback members still pay £29.25 after cashback — which still undercuts 3Retro (£35) and UK Soccer Shop (£49.99) for the same strip. So the deal has legs regardless of whether you're new to the platform.
The shirt itself was worn by Tom Boyd, Paul McStay, and the rest of the squad during the 1993/94 season — a year that carried more weight than most, with Fergus McCann stepping in to pull the club back from the edge of financial collapse. The embroidered crest and vintage tailoring hold up. It's not a cheap replica knockoff — it's the real retro deal.
The backdrop: Celtic are flying
The timing of this offer isn't bad. Martin O'Neill's Celtic head into Sunday's trip to Hibernian leading the Scottish Premiership, with eight wins from nine games. Hibernian, sitting bottom after losing six of their nine, are not exactly an immovable object right now. Celtic are heavy favourites, and that form makes this shirt feel a bit more worth wearing at the moment.
Sunday's match kicks off at 12pm, live on Sky Sports Football. Pro:Direct holds a 4.1-star rating on Trustpilot from over 176,000 reviews — so the buying experience is as reliable as the offer itself.
