Arsenal are set to complete the picture of their 2027/28 kit lineup after reports emerged that their third shirt will return to a black colour scheme.
Footy Headlines reports that the black third kit is being designed with a lifestyle wear angle in mind, targeting use outside of traditional football contexts.
The accent colours paired with the black base have not yet been officially confirmed, but Footy Headlines expect gold detailing to complement the dark foundation of the shirt.
If that combination comes to fruition, the finished product could bear a resemblance to the club’s away kit from the 2022/23 campaign.
The third kit reveal completes what is becoming an increasingly clear picture of Arsenal’s full three-kit setup for the upcoming season.
Details of the home shirt had already surfaced in recent weeks, with Arsenal set to sport a pinstriped design in the traditional red and white colourway, incorporating navy details throughout.
There is additional speculation that the Adidas stripes running across the shoulders will also be finished in navy blue, though that particular element has not been officially confirmed by any party.
The away kit has likewise been the subject of leaked details, with reports suggesting a predominantly white or off-white shirt featuring green or mint green across the logos and various design details.
That away shirt is also said to incorporate the classic Adidas Trefoil logo, the cannon crest rather than the standard Arsenal badge, green shorts, white socks with green as an alternative, and a subtle tonal jacquard or debossed pattern woven into the fabric.
A notable branding change is also expected across the new kits, with the front-of-shirt sponsorship logo set to read simply as “Emirates” rather than the familiar “Fly Emirates” or “Emirates – Fly Better” wording used previously.
It remains unclear exactly when supporters will get their first official glimpse of any of the three new shirts, but the broader colour palette for 2027/28 is now taking firm shape.
The combination of a red and white pinstriped home, an off-white and mint away, and a black and gold third kit would give Arsenal one of their more visually varied kit lineups in recent seasons.
