Premier League
Arsenal shirts
Red body, white sleeves. Arsenal's shirt is one of the few in football that can be identified from the sleeve alone, and the club has returned to it after every experiment away from it.
Arsenal kits
Every Arsenal shirt we currently hold, shipped free worldwide.
The kit
The white sleeves arrived in the 1930s and have been near constant since, interrupted occasionally by all red or darker red seasons that fans still argue about. The away and third kits are where Arsenal take risks, and some of those have become more collected than the home shirts of the same year.
The bruised banana away shirt of the early 90s is among the most recognisable kits ever made in England, and is reissued regularly enough that provenance matters when buying an original.
Sponsors
Arsenal's shirt front has carried electronics, airline and technology brands across the decades. The JVC era shirts are particularly associated with the club's late 80s and early 90s sides.
Manufacturers
The club has used British, Italian, German and American manufacturers. Each brought its own take on how far the white sleeve should extend, which is a quick way to date a shirt.
Buying a Arsenal shirt
Fan versions run true to size. The contrast sleeve means colour transfer is possible on first wash, so wash separately the first time and always inside out.
Notable shirts
Bruised banana away
Yellow with black and navy zigzags. Instantly dated, permanently loved.
Invincibles home
Worn through an unbeaten league season.
Redcurrant home
A one season darker red marking the last year at Highbury.