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Arsenal have revived their iconic yellow colorway for the first time in half a decade with their brand new 2026–27 third kit.
While Arsenal will forever be associated with red, the Gunners introduced yellow as an alternative color in the 1950s and have since featured it in some of the most iconic shirts in their history.
The last time Arsenal wore yellow on the pitch was during the 2021–22 season, with the color since reserved for a select few lifestyle collections — but Mikel Arteta's squad will be donning the beloved shade once again for the 2026–27 season.
Launched under the slogan "Arsenal State of Mind," the Gunners are embracing the notion that Arsenal represent "more than a club" and embody "a collective sense of possibility." Expectations surrounding the club have never been higher as Arteta's men look to add European silverware to last season's Premier League triumph, and this fresh design is all about progress and the pursuit of even greater achievements.
"Being part of Arsenal means being part of something greater than yourself," said Arsenal Women striker Alessia Russo. "There's a sense of belief, ambition and unity that binds everyone who loves this club.
"That's what Arsenal State of Mind represents to me. It's the feeling that we're all on the same journey, pushing toward the same objectives. We can't wait to pull on this kit and create more incredible memories with our fans this season."
The third kit, rounded out with navy shorts and socks, is now available to buy through Arsenal and adidas.
Havertz Channels Same Message in Trophy Statement
Arsenal are setting their sights high this season with their new kits, and striker Kai Havertz made it crystal clear that anything short of maximum success will be considered a letdown.
"We want every trophy available," he declared. "That's why we're here. We've won the Premier League now, but there's so much more we're capable of achieving.
"We need to reach another level to make that happen, because we know how grueling the season is and how difficult it is to compete across all competitions. We want to perform even better this year and make things happen once again."
He added: "I believe we can — in fact, we have to go further.
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"You can see other teams improving all the time, so we need to raise our game yet again. I think that's what we're all here for — that's what we train for every day.
"We want to hit the ground running and achieve our targets this season once more."