New Arsenal home kit for the season 21/22. The kit is from adidas while the main shirt sponsor is Emirates Airlines.
The name and number kit is from Avery Dennison. The Premier League sleeve badge comes from the same company.
The Arsenal home kit for the season 20/21 has launched end of July 2020. A beautiful design and a stylish finish. The printing is kept in the white/black font with standard Premier League patch to the right arm sleeve.
The Premier League shirts now carry two sponsor logos. One to the front and one to the left arm sleeve. In the case of Arsenal the main sponsor is the airline Emirates, while their secondary sponsor is the country of Rwanda.
The most popular players sales wise are Tierney and Saka. Most likely Aubameyang will also start to see increased sales once a new contract has been signed.
The printing applied is from Avery Dennison the exclusive license holder to the Premier League printing.
Lacazette is falling behind saleswise however if he resumes with the goal-scoring that might change as well.
I’m reviewing the latest 2011/12 Official Arsenal Home football shirt. Made by Nike. This was released in June 2011. Made In Thailand
The shirt is very similar to the 2010/11 shirt but this shirt celebrates the 125th anniversary of arsenal football club.
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The Shirt is Red with a ribbed style collar with white sleeves which feature a red rubber stripe down both arms.
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The Arsenal Crest has 15 Lauren leaves to the left which represents arsenal’s strength “which arsenal and their fans needed at the start of the season” on the right of the crest there are 15 oak leaves which mark the founders of arsenal football club. Just Under The Leaves there is the dates 1886 & 2011. This is very similar to the original woolwich arsenal shirt but obviously without the dates. “Take a look at the history books” Under the crest there is the word “forward” this is to show the club will continue to grow and be a future force again!!!
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Nike tick is embroidered. The sponsor, arsenal logo are rubber material. All are well made and show quality which you would expect from Nike. Wash labels in the shirt are quite large & are explained in several languages.
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Authentic Label on the bottom right corner – designed to the exact specifications of championship athletes product code 015948302
The shirt is Dri Fit which is the latest technology in sports wear- label reads Pulls away sweat to keep you dry and comfortable which I totally agree with as I often wear my arsenal shirt in the gym
The shirt size seems to be slightly bigger than other previous seasons, which gives more room for movement. The shirt is also light in weight which makes it more comfortable to wear
I have owned all arsenal shirts from the past 10 years and always wear them with pride this one will be no acceptation knowing the clubs history has been thought about and built into this shirt
Review by
Simon Gregory / Hull / UK
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Just in time for the first English Premier League match of the season and the initial leg of the Champions League playoff, I received the new 2011/2012 Arsenal home jersey!
This year, Arsenal celebrate its 125th club anniversary and are sporting the slogan “1886 – 2011 Forward” incorporated into its kit logo. This home jersey is fitting for the celebration of 125 years of tradition as it showcases the proud red body and white shirt sleeves so famously known as the proud Arsenal home kit.
Along with the traditional colours we find the ‘other’ hallmark logos of today’s Premier League jerseys…the club sponsor, Emirates Airline, is splashed across the midriff in bold font, meanwhile the jersey’s manufacturer, Nike has its emblem emblazoned over the right chest.
However, if your bullish about the standard Arsenal logo patch design, you may be disappointed here because the team shield is represented by the special ‘125th’ anniversary logo as a screenprint, instead of the embroidered patch of last season.
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The jersey can be ordered with or without name, number and patches, however I think these add to the authenticity and certainly the look. The EPL patch is commonly seen on all teams and is a nice touch, albeit the quality seems a little more like an ‘iron on’. I really hope it won’t begin to come apart! The name and number are presented in a straight forward sans-serif font. All numerals sport the regal lion familiar to the English Premier League.
My jersey arrived with my favourite player’s name and number on the back: v. Persie #10, the new Arsenal Captain for the 2011/2012 campaign! I can assure you, he will not be slowed down by the weight of the jersey due to it being one of the lightest “Nike Dri-fit” jerseys that I have experienced yet. The weight of the material is a signature of the Nike performance line which is also known for its perspiration ‘wicking’ capabilities, enabling the footballer to maintain dryness and comfort.
The shirt’s design is obviously ‘functional’ like any footballer’s uniform should be, but the smart design incorporates a lower yoke which runs across the back of the shoulder blades, making for a broader look from behind. This stitching also serves as a great underscore for the club name found just below the collar, screened in bold print.
As mentioned, these jerseys are manufactured by Nike, therefore they carry the familiar embroidered Swoosh, an embroidered ‘DRI-FIT’ on the bottom right and ‘Authentic’ patch with official number above the bottom left hem.
This jersey fit is true to the manufacturer’s sizing code and is sure to please the most ardent and tradition loving fan of North London’s ‘Gunners’.
Reviewed by Robert Glavind