Adidas and Arsenal have officially launched the new "Festival" collection, the latest and most vibrant installment in the overarching 'Urban Purist' theme for the 2025-26 season. The extensive new range features bold colors and patterns, ready for the stands and the street.
Arsenal 25-26 Urban Purist "Festival" Collection
The new Adidas Arsenal 25-26'Festival' collection features a striking design language, split across two main graphic styles.
The pre-match apparel showcases a stunning, multi-colored brushstroke/feather pattern that blends red, yellow, and blue.
Meanwhile, other items like the windbreaker and shorts feature a bold yellow and blue graphic for a different, but equally eye-catching, look.
The silhouette of many garments, particularly the track top and hoodie, continues the 'Urban Purist' theme by drawing inspiration from Adidas training gear from the 2010-2011 era, recognizable by its unique paneling and seam lines.
The collection includes nine distinct pieces:
- Pre-match shirt & Warm Top: Features the stunning multi-colored 'feather' graphic. The warm top is the long-sleeve version.
- T-shirt: A simpler design in dark blue with yellow side panels and red Adidas stripes.
- Hoodie & Track Top: Dark blue base with the retro 2010-11 'Urban Purist' cut. Features yellow and red panels and stripes for a classic look.
- Track Pants: Matches the track top in dark blue with red three stripes.
- Windbreaker, Shorts & Bucket Hat: Showcase the bold yellow and blue graphic pattern for a standout festival look.
The Third 'Urban Purist' Collection
This is the third collection in the 'Urban Purist' series by Adidas and Arsenal, following its initial launch in March, and a special collaboration with NTS will also be released soon. This demonstrates a clear season-long story connecting the club's apparel.
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Pre-Match
Pre-Match Warm Top
T-Shirt
Hoodie
Track Top
Track Pants
Windbreaker
Shorts
Bucket Hat
What do you think of the new Arsenal 'Festival' collection? Which of the nine pieces is your favorite? Let us know in the comments below.