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Manchester United have rounded out their 2026–27 kit lineup with the unveiling of their new third jersey.
Hot on the heels of their home and away kit releases, United have paid tribute to the culture that shaped the city of Manchester with a strip designed to look just as sharp on the streets as it does on the pitch.
The ivory-colored base showcases three logos on the front. The adidas badge sits at the top of the chest, positioned above the devil emblem that has taken the place of the traditional United crest. The Snapdragon sponsorship, meanwhile, is represented by the company's logo rather than its name.
A delicate floral pattern runs throughout the shirt, drawing inspiration from several iconic works of art found across Manchester, including at the Salford Lads and Girls Club, which served as the backdrop for the kit launch video.
Club icons Gary Pallister and Peter Schmeichel made appearances in the video, alongside Manchester-based personalities Aitch and Angry Ginge.
The new kit is available to purchase now via United's official stores and selected adidas outlets.
Carrick Hoping for 'Something Special' in 2026–27 Season
With all of United's kits now officially revealed, attention turns entirely to Michael Carrick's squad and whether they can make their mark wearing them during what could be a memorable season.
Morale was at an all-time low a year ago, but Carrick's mid-season appointment sparked a remarkable turnaround in the second half of last campaign, leaving supporters excited about what lies ahead. Now installed as permanent manager, Carrick is keeping his feet firmly on the ground.
"I think you've got to have the belief, you've got to be going into the season thinking we can achieve something special," Carrick told the Daily Mail. "Don't be going into a season thinking this could be a struggle. We've got to set out to really achieve something.
"We've definitely got the potential to achieve something really special. I'm not hiding from the fact, and we should aim to do that.
"I'm not going to make any crazy predictions, but I think on the back of what we've done, I keep saying it, I think that gives us the confidence to move forward. How quickly we keep moving forward, that's the challenge."
United have one remaining preseason fixture, against AC Milan and former boss Ruben Amorim on Saturday, before kicking off their Premier League season away at Hull City on Aug. 22.