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Red BullArsenal 2025-26 home kit
2025-05-15
Adidas today officially released Arsenal Club's new home jersey for the 2025-26 season. The new jersey is themed "Heart of Arsenal", using heartbeat as a creative carrier to lead fans to explore the source of love and strength behind the club's badge.
In the film released for the new season's jersey, many stars from Arsenal's men's and women's teams are gathered together, combined with the gripping rhythm of music, and the inner monologues of the players are set off by real heartbeats. Coinciding with the 40th anniversary of the launch of Arsenal's "Arsenal in the Community" project, the film also invited young participants from Arsenal's local community projects such as Premier League Kicks, Primary Stars and Football Plus, all of which aim to use football to empower the training and education of children and young people.
Arsenal player Myles Lewis-Skelly said: "I like this new jersey very much. It's a novel concept and I'm looking forward to wearing it in front of the fans. The enthusiasm of the fans always gives us strength and courage. We can feel this best when we walk out of the player tunnel wearing the jersey."
Arsenal player Kim Little said: "Everything we do is for the fans, and the new jersey fully reflects this. No matter where the fans are, we are with them. It is their support and companionship that drives us to keep moving forward."
The jersey, which will be worn by Arsenal’s men’s, women’s and youth teams, combines cutting-edge technical fabrics with advanced adidas technology and is designed with one of the most iconic elements of Arsenal’s rich history.
The ‘A’ in Arsenal is printed all over the body of the jersey in a gothic style. The gothic ‘A’ first appeared on the ‘Victoria Concordia Crescit’ crest, which debuted in the 1949-50 season, and the letter has since become synonymous with Arsenal’s identity. It was the design that was worn on the home jersey worn by Arsenal’s players when they won the league title at Highbury in the 1990-91 season. Now, the logo has been given a new interpretation on the home jersey for the 2025-26 season.
Arsenal's 2025-26 home player version jersey features HEAT.RDY technology for improved comfort, fit and moisture wicking, with mesh fabric in key areas to provide players with a breathable feel. The fan version features AEROREADY technology for a comfortable wearing experience.
Arsenal's 2025-26 season kit also includes white-based shorts with red details, and red socks that also feature the Gothic letter design "A" and Adidas' iconic three stripes. Arsenal
men's football team will wear the new jersey for the first time in the final home game of the Premier League against Newcastle United at the Emirates Stadium on May 18.
In the film released for the new season's jersey, many stars from Arsenal's men's and women's teams are gathered together, combined with the gripping rhythm of music, and the inner monologues of the players are set off by real heartbeats. Coinciding with the 40th anniversary of the launch of Arsenal's "Arsenal in the Community" project, the film also invited young participants from Arsenal's local community projects such as Premier League Kicks, Primary Stars and Football Plus, all of which aim to use football to empower the training and education of children and young people.
Arsenal player Myles Lewis-Skelly said: "I like this new jersey very much. It's a novel concept and I'm looking forward to wearing it in front of the fans. The enthusiasm of the fans always gives us strength and courage. We can feel this best when we walk out of the player tunnel wearing the jersey."
Arsenal player Kim Little said: "Everything we do is for the fans, and the new jersey fully reflects this. No matter where the fans are, we are with them. It is their support and companionship that drives us to keep moving forward."
The jersey, which will be worn by Arsenal’s men’s, women’s and youth teams, combines cutting-edge technical fabrics with advanced adidas technology and is designed with one of the most iconic elements of Arsenal’s rich history.
The ‘A’ in Arsenal is printed all over the body of the jersey in a gothic style. The gothic ‘A’ first appeared on the ‘Victoria Concordia Crescit’ crest, which debuted in the 1949-50 season, and the letter has since become synonymous with Arsenal’s identity. It was the design that was worn on the home jersey worn by Arsenal’s players when they won the league title at Highbury in the 1990-91 season. Now, the logo has been given a new interpretation on the home jersey for the 2025-26 season.
Arsenal's 2025-26 home player version jersey features HEAT.RDY technology for improved comfort, fit and moisture wicking, with mesh fabric in key areas to provide players with a breathable feel. The fan version features AEROREADY technology for a comfortable wearing experience.
Arsenal's 2025-26 season kit also includes white-based shorts with red details, and red socks that also feature the Gothic letter design "A" and Adidas' iconic three stripes. Arsenal
men's football team will wear the new jersey for the first time in the final home game of the Premier League against Newcastle United at the Emirates Stadium on May 18.