ARSENAL fans are in love with the club’s new fashion collection after it was launched today.
The Gunners and Adidas have teamed up again to create a new lifestyle range.
Football meets relaxed fashion with Arsenal’s new reto Adidas Originals collection hitting the shelves this week.
The selection includes vintage jackets, tracksuits, bottoms and Gazelle trainers, which will transport Gooners back to the late 90s.
Painted in traditional Arsenal hues, the collection honours the club’s heritage by utilising red and blue colourways from the 1994-95 away shirt.
The range was modelled by Arsenal stars Gabriel Martinelli, William Saliba and Jurrien Timber.
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Mikel Arteta’s men took some time away from their busy schedule to promote the new range via a game of pool.
The gear draws inspiration from Arsenal’s 2023/24 third kit – welcoming back the classic AFC lettering on the collar.
It has been modified using double knit fabric and features an embroidered Arsenal badge and no Emirates sponsor.
Adidas brought back their classic trefoil logo, instead of the triangle performance emblem fans see on most official footie kits.
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Arsenal launched the collection on X with the caption: Timeless, understated and unmistakably Arsenal ❤.”
And fans absolutely loved it, with simply writing: “Orgasmic.”
Another supporter wrote: “Arsenal always delivers both on and off the pitch 🔥.”
While third said: “This new line is pure class—clean, bold, and ready to rep.”
One more added: “This attracts fans who appreciate timeless fashion.”
Another commented: “I speak for all of Arsenal fans that we will be buying it.”
The new line is available on Arsenal’s website, with prices ranging from £40 to £85.
Arsenal’s kits for this season have received mixed responses with supporters loving the home shirt, but labelling the black and green away strip as “bizarre.”
The club’s commitment to fashion and the wider world of culture has been apparent during the course of 2024.
Arsenal teamed up with Aries at the start of October to release a stunning collection that paid homage to Arsenal’s 1886 origins.
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And the Emirates even turned into a Labrum catwalk for London Fashion Week in September.
The show saw Declan Rice and pundit Alex Scott make their catwalk debuts.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
