PERSONALISED Arsenal FC Bruised Banana Kit Mug - Official

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News about our Dezeen Awards programme, including entry deadlines and announcements. Plus occasional updates. Dezeen Events Guide UEFA has a huge book of detailed regulations and we have to design within them. I don't think all fans are necessarily aware of those types of things, but they play a big role," he explained. News about our Dezeen Awards China programme, including entry deadlines and announcements. Plus occasional updates. Our women's team will wear the shirt pre-match ahead of the fixture against Manchester United Women on Sunday, November 8. The full collection is on sale now at Arsenal Direct and in The Armoury store. Together with adidas and Humanrace, we have launched a new shirt collection that takes its design inspiration from our famous ‘Bruised Banana’ shirt from the 1991-93 seasons.

When we build products we often look to something from an authentic story point in the club and then try to bring it to life in a new and compelling way," he said. North London would be silent, the capital itself would've been tranquil and all the football attire fanatics could sit calmly in their La-Z-Boy chairs gazing upon their collections with the upmost fulfilment. After all, the 1991 bruised banana kit was, and still is, the crème de la crème . Fans yearned for the return of the bruised banana ever since it was shelved. Efforts were made to recapture the essence of that strip with various other away attire. Yellow featured heavily since, but they just weren't it. Alongside its primary purpose as a playing kit for the Arsenal players the shirt has been created to be a fashionable item of clothing.

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Introducing the new Arsenal x @adidasFootball 23/24 Men's Team away kit 👇— Arsenal (@Arsenal) July 18, 2023 If Arsenal were to never produce another away kit for the rest of time, there wouldn't be the faintest resemblance of disgruntlement.

Football stands out in the sports jersey world because teams change their kits every season. Each year, we’re presented with two or even three new looks that we inevitably compare to those from previous seasons and usually end up buying anyway, regardless of the result of that comparison. The patterns vary, the colors can change, but the best kits are those that despite the variations, when you see them, you know unequivocally which club’s shirt you’re looking at. Stylistically, collars are my kryptonite. Collars on kits just hit me in a different way, which is why I was also a fan of the 2017/18 Puma kits. I don’t know if it’s the traditional look of them, but I feel like kits are almost always better with collars. Jerseys are often things you can only wear to the match or to the pub. The bruised banana transcends that; it can stand alone as the feature piece of any outfit and create a vintage look. It’s the perfect kit and is thoroughly Arsenal. Tony - 05/06 Highbury Kit

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As much as many Arsenal fans might have wanted a jersey almost identical to the original bruised banana, as adidas created for several nations ahead of the 2018 World Cup, adidas were not so keen. “It’s very much about a contemporary take on this jersey, how we can give this jersey its own life,” Webb explains.