Arsenal 18-19 Away Kit Released
Jun 7, 2018, by Pat
The Arsenal 18-19 away kit introduces a modern design, made by Puma and featuring the logo of long-term jersey sponsor Emirates on the front. It was officially launched on 7 June, 2018.
Arsenal's 2018-2019 kits are likely to be the same last ones to be produced by Puma, with Adidas heavily rumored to take over in 2019.
Arsenal 18-19 Away Kit
This is the Puma Arsenal 2018-19 away jersey.
Predominantly dark navy ('Peacoat'), the Arsenal 2018-2019 away shirt has a red melange stripe around the lower arm, as well as a more subtle, dotted stripe running down both sleeves. The sleeve stripes are continued onto the front of the jersey, where it's more subtle.
The logos on the front of the Arsenal 18-19 away kit are white, while the club crest appears in its regular, full-color variant.
Red melange shorts and navy socks complete the Arsenal away kit for the 2018-19 season.
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Big thanks to @jerseystory_vn for spotting this detail and creating the graphic.
