Arsenal 24-25 Home Kit Released
May 16, 2024, by Chris
- Kit Design: The Arsenal 24-25 home kit is made by Adidas, featuring a red base, white logos, and dark blue design elements with blue side labels.
- Canon Crest: The kit marks the return of the Canon crest, featured for the first time since 1989-1990.
- Availability: The new 24/25 home kit is available for purchase now, with the authentic version retailing for 110 GBP.
Update: The Arsenal 24-25 home shirt features the Canon crest for the first time since 1989-1990. It is yet to be confirmed if the men's team will wear the kit for the first time in the last match of the season against Everton.
The Year of the Cannon 🔴⚪️
— Arsenal (@Arsenal) May 16, 2024
Our new 24/25 Arsenal x @adidasFootball home kit is available now 👇
Arsenal 24-25 Home Kit
This picture shows the Arsenal 2024-25 home shirt, made by Adidas.
The Adidas Arsenal 2024-2025 home jersey combines the club's classic red main color (Better Scarlet) with white logos and dark blue design elements.
Design-wise, the Adidas Arsenal 2024-25 home jersey is rather simple. It builds on the new Adidas 2024-25 template, which has distinctive side labels that are blue in this case.
Arsenal 24-25 Home Kit - Long Sleeve Version
The shorts of the Arsenal 2024-25 home kit are white with blue panels on the sides.
The authentic version of the Adidas Arsenal 2024-2025 home shirt retails at 110 GBP.
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Big thanks to @What The Kit for spotting and making the collage.
