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Adidas Accidentally Removes Collar Element From Real Madrid 26-27 Away Kit, Later Deletes Images

  • Adidas Kit Blunder: Adidas accidentally removed a distinct white V-shaped collar insert from the official online store images of the Real Madrid 26-27 away kit, causing visual inconsistency.
  • Missing Collar Element: The error involved a small, white V-shaped fabric insert that is a core design element of the physical kit and was visible in all player and model promotional pictures, but absent in product-only shots.
  • Swift Correction and Peculiarity: Adidas quickly rectified the mistake by deleting the incorrect images and uploading accurate ones, with this graphical error being unique to Real Madrid's kit despite similar collar designs for other clubs being unaffected.

A week ago, Real Madrid officially launched their new 2026-27 away kit featuring a distinct split V-neck collar. However, eagle-eyed kit enthusiasts quickly noticed a bizarre and confusing discrepancy in the official store images provided by Adidas.

Adidas Accidentally Removes Collar Element From Real Madrid 26-27 Away Kit - The Missing V-Insert Error

The official physical design of the Real Madrid 26-27 away kit includes a small, white V-shaped fabric insert at the base of the collar.

This specific detail is a core part of the design and is present on both the authentic and replica versions of the shirt. All promotional campaign pictures featuring players and models clearly displayed this white insert.

Strangely, in the standard "product-only" images (the flat lay and ghost mannequin shots without a model), Adidas seemed to have made a noticeable photoshop error. The white V-insert was completely erased from the collar on both the authentic and replica product shots.

This blunder created a massive visual inconsistency, leaving fans confused about what the actual shirt looked like.

A Swift Correction

It appears Adidas eventually caught onto their editing mistake. They swiftly took action and deleted the flawed product images from their official online store. They have since updated the listings, keeping only the correct pictures that accurately display the white collar insert.

Other Clubs Unaffected

What makes this graphical error even more peculiar is that Adidas utilized a very similar collar construction for other major releases this season. Both the Juventus and Olympique Lyonnais 26-27 away kits feature the same split-neck template, yet neither of those clubs suffered from this photoshop issue. Their product images were uploaded perfectly accurate from day one.

Did you spot this strange Photoshop mistake by Adidas before the images were deleted? What are your thoughts on the new Real Madrid 26-27 away kit? Let us know in the comments below.

 

 

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