V-League

Hanoi FC and Adidas have officially revealed the club's new home, away, and third kits for the 26-27 season. The launch marks a major milestone for the Three Stripes, representing Adidas's first official kit supplier partnership with a professional Vietnamese football club under a new three-year agreement, taking over from previous manufacturer Jogarbola.

Created to celebrate the club's 20th anniversary under the concept "Legend Wear The Next Chapter," the 26-27 collection features three distinct designs. The home shirt stays true to Hanoi FC's signature identity in royal purple with white details. The away jersey arrives in victory gold with dark accents, while the third kit opts for a clean pearl white base with black trim, styled to transition seamlessly from the pitch to everyday streetwear.

The Vietnamese First Division (V.League 2) has officially revealed its brand-new rhombus sleeve badges design. The design takes inspiration from traditional festival flags - the core theme of VPF’s new visual identity for Vietnam's professional leagues.

For the first time in 24 years, V.League 2 will run without a title sponsor following the expiration of the partnership with Gold Star Beer, as VPF has yet to secure a replacement.

The fresh new sleeve badges are currently receiving widespread praise from Vietnamese fans for their modern design.

Vietnamese V.League 1 side Hanoi FC and Adidas have unveiled the first kits from their new partnership, with the design immediately sparking discussion over its unusual short Three Stripes layout across the shoulders.

The shirt uses a new Adidas template with short 3-Stripes on the shoulders and a classic crew neck, a design primarily seen on takedown jersey (fan version). The same template is also used by Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS Formula 1, including the team's latest “Vanda Bloom” collection. The purple colourway closely matches Hanoi FC's traditional identity.

The shirt uses a mixed construction: the body features standard Adidas Climacool fabric, while the sleeves use Player-version material.

What do you think of adidas using the same template for Hanoi FC and Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.

Vietnam's top domestic league, V.League 1, has officially launched its brand-new competition logo and sleeve patch ahead of 26-27 season.

This follows Vietnam Professional Football (VPF) new brand identity across all three of the country's professional competitions: V.League 1, V.League 2, and the National Cup.

The newly introduced patch marks a major visual departure from previous designs, completely dropping the split dual-layout format (competition logo on one side, title sponsor logo on the other) used since 2018. The overall silhouette has also received a full overhaul, transitioning away from the hexagonal shape seen over the past six years to a sleek, rounded oval design.

Big thanks to @jerseystory_vn for the detailed information.

The Vietnamese First Division (V.League 2) has officially revealed its brand-new rhombus sleeve badges design. The design takes inspiration from traditional festival flags - the core theme of VPF’s new visual identity for Vietnam's professional leagues.

For the first time in 24 years, V.League 2 will run without a title sponsor following the expiration of the partnership with Gold Star Beer, as VPF has yet to secure a replacement.

The fresh new sleeve badges are currently receiving widespread praise from Vietnamese fans for their modern design.

Vietnamese V.League 1 side Hanoi FC and Adidas have unveiled the first kits from their new partnership, with the design immediately sparking discussion over its unusual short Three Stripes layout across the shoulders.

The shirt uses a new Adidas template with short 3-Stripes on the shoulders and a classic crew neck, a design primarily seen on takedown jersey (fan version). The same template is also used by Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS Formula 1, including the team's latest “Vanda Bloom” collection. The purple colourway closely matches Hanoi FC's traditional identity.

The shirt uses a mixed construction: the body features standard Adidas Climacool fabric, while the sleeves use Player-version material.

What do you think of adidas using the same template for Hanoi FC and Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.

Hanoi FC and Adidas have officially revealed the club's new home, away, and third kits for the 26-27 season. The launch marks a major milestone for the Three Stripes, representing Adidas's first official kit supplier partnership with a professional Vietnamese football club under a new three-year agreement, taking over from previous manufacturer Jogarbola.

Created to celebrate the club's 20th anniversary under the concept "Legend Wear The Next Chapter," the 26-27 collection features three distinct designs. The home shirt stays true to Hanoi FC's signature identity in royal purple with white details. The away jersey arrives in victory gold with dark accents, while the third kit opts for a clean pearl white base with black trim, styled to transition seamlessly from the pitch to everyday streetwear.

Vietnam's top domestic league, V.League 1, has officially launched its brand-new competition logo and sleeve patch ahead of 26-27 season.

This follows Vietnam Professional Football (VPF) new brand identity across all three of the country's professional competitions: V.League 1, V.League 2, and the National Cup.

The newly introduced patch marks a major visual departure from previous designs, completely dropping the split dual-layout format (competition logo on one side, title sponsor logo on the other) used since 2018. The overall silhouette has also received a full overhaul, transitioning away from the hexagonal shape seen over the past six years to a sleek, rounded oval design.

Big thanks to @jerseystory_vn for the detailed information.