Arsenal has abandoned a new third kit in the 2025/26 season, a tribute to the Gunners’ predecessor, 20 years since the club left Highbury for the Emirates Stadium.
The new design blends whiter fabrics with rich red and gold details, guiding the heritage of Art Deco architecture and the iconic North London venue. Crispy white polo collars, cuff accents and the retro Adidas clover brand give this shirt a noticeable backward feel, while the historic cannon cup seals the old-fashioned style.
The interior of the collar is a graphic of the unique facade of Gaubri, which is a nod to the stadium where supporters are still respected by supporters, even for twenty years.
“We all know how much Gobley means to our supporters, and that’s part of the club’s identity,” said defense attorney Jurrien Timber. “Wearing this kit is a way to respect this history while inspiring the next generation of Arsenal fans.”
To commemorate the launch, Arsenal and Adidas made a short film in a gallery space inspired by the Gaubury Marble Hall. The jerseys are seen as timeless work of art, with model Kai Isaiah Jamal, rapper Pa Salieu and club legend Freddie Ljungberg all appearing.
The next day, current stars Riccardo Calafiori, Myles Lewis-Skelly and Timber visited the exhibition with idols David Seaman and Rachel Yankey and connected the past, present and future.
The Gunner New Third Kit is now available through the official stores of Adidas and Arsenal and through a selection of global Retailrs, and is spoken to nostalgia, but it wears like the future.
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