Declan Rice and Leah Williamson model the navy and yellow Arsenal away shirt.
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ArsenalAway Shirt 2026/27

Brand
adidas
Season
2026/27

Away Shirt 2026/27

The design

The strip offers a modern reimagining of one of the club's most celebrated and recognizable historical designs: the famous 'Bruised Banana' pattern, which was originally worn by the team between 1991 and 1993.

The launch

To mark the release of the new kit, the club created a series of individual launch videos. The campaign brought together a diverse cast of club icons, contemporary players, and creative figures, including Ian Wright, Declan Rice, Chloe Kelly, Riccardo Calafiori, and the musical artist Little Simz.

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Sources & credits

Material and images on this page come from the following sources.

  1. Arsenal launch new adidas away kit for 26/27 — Official press release · Arsenal FC
  2. Gallery: The Armoury prepares for our away kit launch — Official press release · Arsenal FC
  3. The details that made our 26/27 away kit — Official press release · Arsenal FC
  4. Watch our stars feature in our away kit launch! — Official press release · Arsenal FC
  5. The best snaps from our 26/27 away kit launch — Club article · Arsenal FC
  6. Kitlist recreation · AI-generated — Images

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