From our friends at Football-shirts.com
The club describing the shirt as a seventies style design with a block red body with white sleeves and a white collar, the design is a traditional Arsenal style which should please the clubs fans, after they have been some what disappointed with kits that have not contained the white sleeves in recent years. Arsenal.com say that the shirt has been a bit hit with the players, quoting defender Thomas Vermaelen as saying:
“I really like this new kit. It’s the typical colours for Arsenal, white and red, and it’s really nice. Every club has their own traditional colours. For Arsenal it’s red and white and that’s the way it’s supposed to be.”
To accompany the shirt the team will wear white shorts and socks, the kit will be most seen worn for home games at Emirates Stadium.
The shirt is made by Nike and has been made as part of their ‘Considered Design’ programme, the 10/11 Barcelona shirts are also made under this programme, where up to eight used plastic bottles used to manufacturer the polyester shirt. Theo Walcott found the shirt comfortable saying:
“The colours are very traditional, it feels nice and it’s made from recycled plastic bottles so what more can you ask for?! It fits and feels nice, and that’s the most important thing. I think it’s important that you feel comfortable in it.”
Looks Brill, I will be wearing it for sure
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