Arsenal 2012-2022 Remake T-Shirt Released
Arsenal have brought back the Nike kit design from ten years ago.
Arsenal 2012-2022 Retro T-Shirt
Check out the Arsenal 2012-2023 retro t-shirt below.
The in-house Arsenal FC 2012 retro t-shirt pays homage to the iconic 2012-13 season and the Nike 2012-2014 home kit in particular. It is red with white-red-navy sleeves, just like the old Nike kit.
In contrast to the 2012-2014 Nike home kit, the Arsenal 2012 retro t-shirt comes with no brand logo. It does also not have the club's motto 'Victoria Concordia Crescit' ('Victory grows out of harmony) inside the collar.
In terms of tech, the Arsenal 2012 retro shirt is not made for sport but for everyday wear. It is made from "a lightweight 100% cotton finish to allow freedom of movement".
Arsenal 2012-2022 Remake Kit - No Official Design
Using FIFA Kit Creator, also imagined how an Adidas remake of Nike's 2012-2014 could look - surely not bad. You can see and create your own Arsenal kit concept using FIFA Kit Creator.
Arsenal 2012 Retro T-Shirt - Features
- Inspired by Nike 2012-2014 home kit
- Made from 100% cotton
- Woven Club crest
- Crew neckline
- Contrast sleeves
- Color: Dark Red/White
- Price: 35 Euro
- Release Date: 2022
The Arsenal Retro 2012 Shirt retails at a price of 35 Euro.
Do you like Nike's Arsenal 2012-2014 kit? What do you make of Arsenal's remake of it? Would you like Adidas to release a remake kit of the 2012 design? Comment below.
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