Arsenal Football Club has unveiled its third kit for the 2023-24 season, brought to life in collaboration with adidas.

The design draws inspiration from the club's away jersey of the 1982-83 season. This particular season saw Arsenal secure a 10th-place finish in the First Division while making it to the FA Cup semi-finals.

Featuring a mineral green base, complemented by collegiate navy shoulders, and an off-white stylized crest and sponsor logos, the collaboration between the German kit manufacturer and the Gunners has revived a cherished classic for the modern era.

Notably, the garments have been crafted from 100% recycled materials, highlighting a commitment to sustainability.

In a promotional short film showcasing the kit, summer signings Declan Rice and Jurrien Timber, along with injured Lionesses captain Leah Williamson, are showcased against recognizable landmarks in the vicinity of the Emirates stadium.

Inigo Turner, the design director for football apparel at adidas, expressed, "Given the depth of Arsenal's kit archive, looking to the past is always an inspiring place to start when designing something for the supporters of today."

"The iconic green away shirt from the 1982-83 season was a one-off and this modern-day expression of this classic blends fashion and football seamlessly.

"As these worlds continue to collide, we've looked to create a kit that is, first and foremost, primed for performance offering the best for the athlete, while also being an eye-catching fashion statement that supporters are proud to wear at matches and away from the stadium."

The new kit is set to be debuted by Arsenal Women when they travel to play Bristol City in the Women's Super League on October 22.

new third kit takes inspiration from the 1980s

But it could be worn by Mikel Arteta's side as early as next month, although that is dependant on who they draw in the Champions League group stage.

The draw for the European competition will take place on August 31.

The third kit is available from today via adidas stores, Arsenal Direct, Arsenal stores, selected retail outlets and online.