Arsenal are one of the most stylish teams in the league these days, with Adidas regularly selling out of Gunners kits and breaking the internet with shirt drops. But this summer, Mikel Arteta's side have begun preseason playing in a shirt that isn't actually for public consumption.
The German manufacturer delivered another popular home shirt just a few weeks ago. The kit was a hit with fans for its celebration of two decades since the Invincible side of 2003/04, lining the shirt with gold – and perhaps most stunningly, a series of Ws and Ds were woven down the trim of the authentic version to represent the 26 wins and 12 draws that Arsenal accumulated when they last won the Premier League.
