Arsenal’s third kit for the 2027/28 season is set to be black, meaning we now know the base colours of all three shirts for the next campaign.
Footy Headlines reports that Arsenal’s 2027/28 third kit will be black, with a design aimed at lifestyle wear outside of football contexts.
The same source adds that we don’t currently have official confirmation of the accent colours to combine with the black, but Footy Headlines expect the dark base to be paired with gold detailing.
Should that be the case, it may turn out looking relatively similar to the away kit in the 2022/23 campaign.
Details of Arsenal’s home and away kits for 2027/28 had already leaked in recent weeks, as well as a planned change in sponsorship branding.
On the home kit, Arsenal are set to wear a pinstriped design in the usual red and white, with the kit also utilising navy details. There’s also speculation that the Adidas stripes on the shoulders will be in navy blue, although that detail hasn’t been confirmed.
On the away, reports suggests the shirt will be predominately white or off-white with an elegant green or mint green for logos and details.
The away kit is also set to use the classic Adidas Trefoil logo, the cannon crest instead of the Arsenal badge, green shorts, and white socks (with green as an alternative option), and it will incorporate a subtle tonal jacquard or debossed pattern woven into the shirt.
As for the branding, the front-of-shirt sponsorship logo will just read ‘Emirates’, rather than ‘Fly Emirates’ or ‘Emirates – Fly Better’.
It will likely be a while before we get our first proper look at the new shirts, but the colour scheme of the three new kits is now becoming clear.
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