Paris Saint-Germain and The Weeknd have strengthened their creative collaboration by launching an entire clothing line named “PSG x XO: Beyond Limits. Beyond Borders.”

Following their 2023 partnership, the latest release introduces a special limited-edition version of PSG’s 2025/26 home jersey. This shirt made its first appearance when the reigning Champions League winners secured a 4–0 victory against Atlético Madrid in their opening Club World Cup match.

The jersey is distinguished by a striking red XO logo, representing The Weeknd’s label, positioned on the back of the jersey below each player’s number. Within the ‘O’ is a football embellished with the Eiffel Tower, symbolizing the blend of music, fashion, and soccer.

As part of the launch, The Weeknd his new track “Timeless” (feat. Playboi Carti) in the kit reveal video, adding a musical layer to the collection.

The full collection includes T-shirts, long-sleeve polos, tracksuits, and accessories like a scarf and leather football, available in PSG’s signature colour-ways: red, blue, white, and black.

“This collaboration represents more than just a shirt; it’s a meeting of two global cultures,” Fabien Allègre, Chief Brand Officer of Paris Saint‑Germain, said. “By bringing the best of Paris and Los Angeles together, we’re uniting fans through a shared passion for creativity, music and sport.”

La Mar C. Taylor, XO Creative Director and Co‑Founder, added: “From the beginning, our vision with Paris Saint‑Germain has been to build moments that feel both intimate and iconic. This collaboration is a celebration of identity, ambition and the power of cultural crossover.”

The entire “PSG x XO” collection is available now via the official PSG and XO online stores.

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