Leeds United Unveils St Patrick’s Day Collection

Celebrate the deep-rooted connection between Yorkshire and Ireland with the new limited-edition Leeds United St. Patrick’s Day apparel collection.

Just in time for the holiday, Leeds United has launched a stunning St. Patrick’s Day collection. Released in partnership with Fanatics as part of the “Closer to Home” series, this new line of apparel honors the generations of Irish supporters and the legendary players—such as Johnny Giles, Ian Harte, and Gary Kelly—who have woven Irish influence into the very fabric of Elland Road.

Celtic Heritage Meets Modern Matchday Style

The collection masterfully blends traditional Irish symbolism with classic Leeds United aesthetics. Stepping slightly away from the standard home kit styles, this capsule embraces a premium color palette of deep emerald greens, rich gold, off-white, and dark tones.

A closer look at the apparel reveals intricate, tonal Celtic knotwork subtly embedded into the fabrics and sleeve stripes. Each piece is thoughtfully detailed with a vintage-style Leeds United shield crest, a green shamrock emblem, and striking golden accents. Fans will also appreciate the authentic touch of the Irish phrase “Lá Fhéile Pádraig sona duit!” (Happy St. Patrick’s Day to you!) elegantly embroidered alongside bold “LUFC” lettering on select garments.

Key Pieces in the Collection

Whether you are watching from the stands or from across the Irish Sea, the lineup includes versatile options for everyday wear:

• The Gold Fan Top: A retro-inspired jersey featuring an all-over Celtic knot pattern, a fold-over dark green collar, and matching cuffs.

• Off-White Tricot Track Jacket: A sleek zip-up featuring green patterned sleeve taping, a green collar, and large gold “LUFC” embroidery across the back.

• Green Windbreaker: A classic hooded jacket styled with a striking white and lighter green chest chevron, perfect for unpredictable spring weather.

• 1/4 Zip Top: A sophisticated, dark green long-sleeve pullover with gold LUFC embroidery, offering a smart-casual nod to the Whites’ Irish heritage.