Adidas gave Arsenal one of its most talked-about kit sets in years for 2025/26, leaning on the club’s heritage across all three shirts. Then the team made the range historic: these are the shirts Arsenal wore while ending a 22-year wait for the Premier League title. Here is the full breakdown of the Arsenal 25/26 jersey range, home, away and third, plus where you can still buy each one.
Where can I buy the Arsenal 25/26 jersey?
Availability has changed since the season ended. Retailers switched to the 2026/27 range in the summer, so the 25/26 shirts are selling through rather than restocking. As of late July 2026, Fanatics still carries the away shirt in its authentic version, while Classic Football Shirts holds the deepest remaining 25/26 stock, including the third shirt and printed player versions. Sizes are draining fast because title-season shirts rarely come back.
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The home kit
Launched on 15 May 2025, the home shirt uses the human heart as its creative motif, a nod to the emotion behind the crest. The gothic ‘A’ from the club’s “Victoria Concordia Crescit” crest appears as a repeating print, and the shirt returns to a clean red body with white sleeves and a white Adidas logo, the classic red-and-white palette last used in 2022/23. Authentic versions use Adidas HEAT.RDY fabric. This is the shirt the players wore when they lifted the trophy at the Emirates in May 2026, which is exactly why it sold out first.
Adult blank versions are gone from the big retailers. Classic Football Shirts still lists kids and women’s sizes plus player-printed examples, and fresh stock appears there as fans sell shirts on after the season.
Hunting the title-season home shirt?
Check the live 2025-26 Arsenal home stock at Classic Football Shirts. Listings change daily.
See what’s left →The away kit
Unveiled on 21 July 2025, the away shirt is a straight tribute to the 1990s, built around a lightning-bolt graphic inspired by the crest of the Royal Arsenal Gatehouse. It is designed to pair with navy shorts and navy socks, and it quickly drew comparisons to the club’s bold away shirts of that era, the family that includes the 1991-93 bruised banana.
The away shirt is the last one you can still buy new and blank at Fanatics, and only in the authentic player-spec cut with Premier League badges.
The third kit
Released on 4 August 2025, the third shirt pairs a clean white base with maroon and gold accents. It celebrates the 20th anniversary of Arsenal’s final season at Highbury, with graphics and detailing that echo the stadium’s art deco architecture. Classic Football Shirts still has it brand new in adult sizes.
Which Arsenal 25/26 jersey should you buy?
Buy the one you can still get in your size, because this range now carries championship weight. The home shirt is the trophy-lift shirt and the hardest to find, so grab any clean adult listing you see. The away authentic with Premier League badges is the closest thing to what the squad actually wore on the road during the title run, and Fanatics still ships it new. The Highbury third suits collectors drawn to the club’s history and remains the easiest to buy today. Shirts from title-winning seasons hold their value; the prices on Arsenal’s classic ranges show how that story usually ends.
Frequently asked questions
Who makes the Arsenal 25/26 kit? Adidas, using HEAT.RDY technology on the authentic versions.
When were the 2025/26 kits released? The home kit launched on 15 May 2025, the away on 21 July 2025, and the third on 4 August 2025.
What inspired the away kit? A 90s lightning-bolt design drawn from the crest of the Royal Arsenal Gatehouse.
Are the Arsenal 25/26 shirts still on sale? Partly. Fanatics has moved to the 2026/27 range but still stocks the 25/26 away authentic. Classic Football Shirts carries the third shirt new plus remaining home stock in kids, women’s and printed versions.
Will the 25/26 shirts become collectors’ items? The signs point that way. Arsenal won the 2025/26 Premier League in these shirts, their first league title since the 2003/04 Invincibles season, and shirts tied to title-winning campaigns are the ones collectors chase once retail stock runs out.