Arsenal 22-23 Away Kit Released
Jul 18, 2022, by Chris
The Arsenal 22-23 away kit was launched earlier this morning, introducing a classy look in black with bronze-metallic detailing.
Arsenal's 2022-23 away jersey will be debuted by the men's team in their friendly against Orlando City on 20 July.
Arsenal 22-23 Away Kit
This picture shows the Arsenal 22-23 away jersey, made by Adidas.
The Adidas Arsenal 22-23 away jersey is black, combined with gold-metallic for all logos and grey for the 3 Stripes on the shoulders.
Rounding off the stealthy look, the Arsenal 2022-23 features a faint abstract geometric print across the front and sleeves. This graphic consists of the letters AFC, with their font style being directly inspired by the Arsenal lettering fans pass on their way to Emirates Stadium.
It is the first time that Arsenal get a black shirt from Adidas, while they had a black third shirt with Puma in the 2017-18 season. In the 2020-21 season, Arsenal had a black/white Adidas goalkeeper jersey.
Black shorts and socks complete the Arsenal 22-23 away kit.
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The Adidas Arsenal 22-23 away kit was launched on 18 July 2022.
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