Manchester United launch summer sale with retro adidas shirts and jackets discounted by up to 75 per cent
Manchester United's official store has launched a summer sale with discounts of up to 75 per cent across a range of adidas jackets, retro jerseys and casual wear, with prices starting from £5.
Manchester United’s official store has launched a wide-ranging summer sale, cutting prices on adidas jackets, retro jerseys and casual wear by as much as 75 per cent, with items starting from £5.
The sale arrives with the Premier League season roughly a month away, giving supporters the chance to stock up on matchday and casual attire ahead of United’s return to Champions League football next season.
Among the headline offers is the Manchester United x adidas Essentials Midweight Down Hooded Jacket, reduced from £130 to £32.50. The water-repellent coat features the United crest and is designed for cold matchday walks and wet away trips alike.
For supporters with a taste for club history, the Manchester United x adidas Bring Back 1991 Away Long Sleeve Jersey is available at £52, down from £130. The shirt is a one-to-one remake of the adidas kit worn during the celebrations on the Rotterdam pitch after United’s Cup Winners’ Cup triumph, complete with the original cuff and collar detailing, a subtle all-over pattern and a special cup final badge.
Golfers are also catered for, with the Manchester United x adidas Go-To Printed Mesh Polo Shirt reduced from £65 to £26. Made from jacquard cotton-jersey for airflow and freedom of movement, it carries the club’s iconic devil crest.
The full range of discounted items is available through the Manchester United Official Store, with the club offering options across a variety of budgets and occasions ahead of the new campaign.
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