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Adidas and Arsenal FC released the new 2024-25 home Shirt. On this jersey, the most eye-catching thing is the iconic artillery pattern on the left side of the chest - the two parties hope to pay tribute to the profound historical heritage of the "Arsenal".
The Arsenal Home Shirt 2024-2025 continues the club's iconic red and white color scheme, supplemented by fashionable navy blue details, creating a modern style. The biggest highlight of this Arsenal Shirt is that the artillery pattern replaces the team emblem on the left side of the chest. This is the first time since the 1989-90 season (the artillery pattern was previously common on the team's away and second away jerseys). Since the establishment of Arsenal, the artillery has been the symbol of the team, embodying the profound heritage of the "Arsenal".
The football shirts design is simple and neat, with red and white as the base. The use of wide fabrics gives the jersey an excellent texture, which makes it even more unique when viewed up close. Thanks to the navy blue three stripes and side panel design, the jersey and pants are seamlessly connected, and the overall shape is natural and smooth.
In the 2024-25 season, the iconic artillery pattern will appear on both the home and away jerseys and the second away jersey (for this season only). This design not only gives the jersey a new look and feel, but also brings the "gunners" together and inspires the team to move towards the goal.
Sam Handy, Vice President of Product and Design at Adidas, said: “We designed the new season around Arsenal’s iconic symbols, and nothing represents Arsenal more than the artillery. During the development process, we After reviewing the design archives and looking at the results of many years of design and collaboration, we finally found the most core symbolic elements for players and fans. Therefore, this season's design is based on the artillery, paying tribute to its importance in the history of the club. , striving to let a new generation of shooters and gun fans re-recognize it.”
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