Arsenal's 2020-21 kit: New home and away jersey styles and release dates

Arsenal have embarked on a new era under Mikel Arteta and they are doing so kitted out in the unique gear of Adidas.

Goal has the latest information about the North Londoners' 2020-21 shirts - home, away and third - as well as when they were fully released and more.

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Arsenal's 2020-21 home kit

The Gunners' latest home strip was launched on July 23, revealing a slightly darker red base along with the traditional white sleeves and a number of striking design features.

It is the second home kit under Arsenal's new deal with Adidas, who took over from previous supplier Puma in 2019-20.

The dark shade of red has subtle geometric patterns - inspired by old art deco 'A' feature of kits in the 1930s - and the white-capped sleeves will be adorned with stripes, similar to the Germany and Juventus home kits.

The chevrons on the red base face east and west, which is a deliberate nod to the the directions the cannon has faced on the badge, combining past and present.

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Arsenal's 2020-21 away kit & release date

Arsenal will be outfitted in an off-white strip with a maroon streaks and a touch of black during their away days.

The hand-drawn pattern resembles a marble surface, which is a nod to the famed marble halls at their old home ground of Highbury.

Arsenal's away kit was officially launched on August 20, with the first wear set for August 22 in the game between Arsenal Women and PSG.

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Arsenal's 2020-21 third kit & release date

The Arsenal third kit features a blue and navy tie-dye style design on the shirt, with 'flash orange' on the sleeves and logo motifs.

"I am a big fan of the third kit this year from adidas and Arsenal," said Gunners defender Kieran Tierney. 

"It completes a strong set of strips for the season. We have won two trophies in two of our new kits since they launched, and we’ll be working hard to continue our form once the season kicks off."

The third kit was launched on September 10, just ahead of the Premier League kick-off.