Arsenal have showcased some exceptionally flashy kits throughout the years, ranging from the fluorescent 2023/24 away kit, to the zig-zagged navy and red third strip from 2021/22, and, undeniably, the famed ‘bruised banana’ away shirt of the early 1990s.

Now, they have another bold design to add to the collection – this time in the form of a new 2025/26 pre-match shirt.

Taking inspiration from London’s famous Caribbean street event, the Notting Hill Carnival, Arsenal’s latest pre-match jersey is as lively and colorful as the festival itself.

With hues of yellow, black, and blue, the jersey features a vivid brushstroke and feather design that seems better suited to the vibrant vibes of a Caribbean beach than the brisk climate of a North London field.

Arsenal’s new pre-match shirt is part of a wider release the club are calling the ‘Festival’ pack. / adidas.

But the jersey is just the start – the launch is part of a wider lifestyle collection that Arsenal have dubbed the ‘Festival’ pack.

It includes matching shorts, a reversible bucket hat, track top, hoodie and t-shirt, all extending the carnival narrative with street-ready flair and colour.

Drawing inspiration from adidas’ classic Urban Pursuit training gear from the 2000s – recognisable for its distinct panelling and seam details – the rest of the lifestyle collection is just as striking, though the standout pieces are the track top and matching shorts. Featuring a bold yellow-and-blue design, they unmistakably nod to the iconic ‘bruised banana’ kit.

Whether you’re heading to the Emirates Stadium, dancing through Carnival, or kicking back on a beach, this drop delivers a funky fit for every occasion.

All items from the collection are available now via Arsenal and adidas’ official online stores.

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