Arsenal Launches 2010-11 Official Home Kit: Photos

new arsenal home football pack Arsenal Launches 2010 eleven Official Home Kit: Photos

After copiousness of speculation as well as calculated designs, Arsenal has officially suggested photographs of their brand brand brand brand new football pack for a 2010-11 season.

As suggested two days ago, Arsenals brand brand brand brand new home shirt is a classical retro pattern which is really suggestive of a same shirt which Arsenal won a 1970-71 double in. The brand brand brand brand new Arsenal jersey features a white rounded collar, white sleeves, red cuffs as well as a important red shirt.

Designed as well as made by Nike, a brand brand brand brand new Arsenal home jersey features Dri-Fit fabric, which claims to be thirteen per cent lighter than previous kits. Plus, similar to most of a brand brand brand brand new shirts from Nike, a shirt is made from recycled cosmetic bottles.

More images of a brand brand brand brand new Arsenal home jersey can be found after a burst including images of Arsenal stars Andrei Arshavin as well as Thomas Vermaelen wearing a brand brand brand brand new kit.

arsenal home shirt vermaelen1 Arsenal Launches 2010 eleven Official Home Kit: Photos

arsenal home shirt1 Arsenal Launches 2010 eleven Official Home Kit: Photos

What do you consider of a brand brand brand brand new Arsenal kit? Judging by a on top of photographs, it looks like an present classical to me as well as will definitely be a big strike worldwide. The classical pattern is a cl! assical for a reason. Its clean, simple, tasteful as well as traditional. Hats off to Arsenal as well as Nike for a elementary though pleasing design.

Share your feedback about a brand brand brand brand new Arsenal football shirt pattern in a comments section below.

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