Arsenal 20-21 Away Kit Released
Adidas and Arsenal this morning have unveiled the new 2020-21 away kit, which introduces a unique look with a reference to Highbury's iconic marble halls.
Homage to Highbury, @Arsenal. pic.twitter.com/d6u4Llj0zt
— adidas Football (@adidasfootball) August 20, 2020
Predominantly white for the first time since 10 years ago, the Arsenal 20-21 away is made by Adidas and features Emirates new 'Emirates - Fly Better' tag as main sponsor. Visit Rwanda's logo appears on the left sleeve.
Arsenal FC Adidas 2020-2021 Away Jersey
This is the Arsenal FC 2020-21 away football shirt, made by Adidas.
The Adidas Arsenal 2020-21 away football shirt is predominantly 'cloud white', which is a very light grey that will be perceived as white on the pitch. Black used for the Adidas logo and 3 Stripes (placed on the shoulders) of the Arsenal 2020-2021 away shirt.
A graphic print covers the front and sleeves of the Arsenal 20-21 away jersey - it's maroon and somewhat resembles marble. This could be inspired by the famous marble halls at at Highbury. The Old East Stand of the Highbury ground remains in place almost 15 years after Arsenal moved to the Emirates stadium.
“Arsenal’s place in North London is synonymous with the club’s move to Highbury in 1913. Quite simply, it was the birthplace of the modern club. We wanted to take the community – through design - back to Highbury’s halls, to reminisce via a pattern that speaks to the significance of this chapter of the club’s history. Said James Webb, Designer at adidas.
Maroon shorts and cloud white socks round off the look of the new Arsenal 20-21 away uniform by Adidas.
Arsenal FC's new 20-21 away shirt is now available to buy, retailing at £100 for the authentic and £65 for the replica. It will be debuted in the UEFA Women's Champions League quarter final between Arsenal and PSG on August 22.
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