Home is where the heart is — and for Arsenal, it beats loud and proud in red and white.
In their latest collaboration, adidas and Arsenal have unveiled the 2025/26 home kit — a striking design that places the human heart at the core of its creative concept, literally and symbolically. This isn’t just another jersey; it’s a tribute to the emotional pulse of the club, its history, and its global fanbase.
A Kit That Breathes Arsenal
More than a shirt, this release tells a story. The launch film — rich in visuals and layered with real player heartbeats — gives supporters a sensory experience, blending internal monologues from stars across the men’s, women’s, and youth teams with a custom musical score.
This emotional approach reframes “home” not as a place, but a feeling — shared by millions of Gooners worldwide.
A Gothic ‘A’ with Deep Roots
The design dives into the club’s history, spotlighting one of Arsenal’s most iconic elements — the gothic ‘A’ from the ‘Victoria Concordia Crescit’ crest of the 1949/50 season. Once seen on matchday programmes and famously worn during the 1990/91 title-winning campaign, the letter is now reimagined in a modern repeating print throughout the shirt.
It’s not just nostalgia — it’s legacy, reinterpreted for the present.
Performance Meets Heritage
Crafted with adidas’ latest performance tech, the 2025/26 kit balances tradition with innovation. The shirt is paired with crisp all-white shorts with red detailing and red socks adorned with the gothic ‘A’, finished with the iconic adidas Three Stripes.
This combination brings an elegant edge to a bold identity — ready for both pitch battles and streetwear statements.
Debut Game and Availability
The new home kit makes its on-pitch debut on May 18, when Arsenal’s men’s team face Newcastle United in their final league match at the Emirates Stadium.
From today, fans can get their hands on the shirt via Arsenal club stores, Arsenal Direct, and adidas retail outlets and online.
Arsenal’s 2025/26 home kit is more than a uniform. It’s a heartbeat. A history. A home.
