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Where to buy Arsenal's new home kit for the 2024/25 season
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Updated 11:17 16 May 2024 GMT+1Published 11:14 16 May 2024 GMT+1

Where to buy Arsenal's new home kit for the 2024/25 season

Arsenal have released their new kit designed by adidas.

Rory O'Callaghan

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Arsenal have just released their new home kit for the 2024/25 season, in collaboration with adidas.

The Gunners unveiled their first cannon-fronted home shirt for the first time since the 1989/90 season.

The design and the announcement have certainly got fans talking, with the club accidentally appearing to confirm their first summer signing in their official launch of the kit.

Where can I buy the kit?

The new home kit is available to buy through Arsenal's official website.

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The men's and women's short sleeve versions of the shirt cost £80, while the long sleeved version is £85.

The authentic version of the shirt worn by Arsenal's players costs slightly more at £110 for both men and women.

The kids' short sleeve version costs £55, with the long sleeve option £60.

Meanwhile, the baby kit costs £40.

What does the 2024/25 home kit look like?

The new Arsenal strip is the sixth home kit designed by adidas since 2019.

It is the first since the 1989/90 season to have a cannon on the home shirt instead of the club crest.

The cannon, like the branding of sponsors adidas and Emirates, is white - while the Visit Rwanda sponsor logo on the left sleeve appears in red.

adidas have used blue as the main accent colour on the home kit, with their iconic three strip design using the colour on the sleeves of the shirt.

Arsenal's 2024/25 home kit is available to buy now through the club's official website.

Featured Image Credit: Arsenal

Topics: Arsenal, Premier League, Football, Adidas

Rory O'Callaghan
Rory O'Callaghan

Rory O'Callaghan is Editorial Lead at SPORTbible. He has previously worked for Sky Sports News, MailOnline and Reach covering football, cricket, boxing and MMA.

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