Adidas unveiled Manchester United's 2023/24 home jersey, a sleek tribute to Manchester's industrial legacy. With the kit's striking design, sustainability pledge, and cutting-edge technology, Adidas merges fashion, performance, and environmental consciousness.
With a striking geometric pattern reminiscent of the iconic red rose, the kit pays homage to the bridge that united Manchester and Salford during the industrial revolution. This symbol of strength represents the profound impact of the city on the world during that transformative era.
Taking inspiration from Manchester's vibrant cultural identity and rich heritage, the kit celebrates the unwavering devotion and passion of the fans for their beloved club. It is a proud testament to the values defining Manchester United: resilience, persistence, and everlasting success.
Highlighted by a bold red block design, the kit features the club crest and adidas logo in crisp white, adding a touch of elegance to its powerful aesthetic. Complementing the overall look is a striped flat knit crew neck collar, showcasing the club's iconic red, white, and black colors.
Inigo Turner, Design Director at adidas Football, expressed the deep connection between Manchester United and its ardent supporters. By capturing the city's industrial heritage, the design truly represents the united spirit of the fans and the club's enduring legacy.
Constructed with cutting-edge HEAT.RDY technology, the on-field version of the shirt, ensures optimal comfort for players during intense matches. The replica version, equipped with AEROREADY technology, guarantees exceptional sweat-wicking capability to keep players dry and focused.
Championing sustainability, the jersey is proudly made from 100% recycled materials as part of adidas' commitment to eliminating plastic waste. This forward-thinking approach exemplifies the collaboration between fashion and environmental responsibility.
The eagerly awaited debut of the home kit will take place during Manchester United's clash against Leeds United FC in Norway on July 12th. Fans can purchase this remarkable piece of history, immersing themselves in the shared pride and excitement of the upcoming season, via Manchester United and adidas retail stores and online at adidas.com Manchester United.
adidas is a global leader in the sporting goods industry. Headquartered in Herzogenaurach/Germany, the company employs more than 59,000 people across the globe and generated sales of €22.5 billion in 2022.
Photo: adidas Newsroom


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