adidas and Arsenal Team Up With PLACES+FACES for a Lifestyle Capsule
adidas and Arsenal just dropped a collaboration with London-based label PLACES+FACES, celebrating the city through fashion and football. Informally dubbed the most fashionable club in the world — or, at least, in the league — a collab that makes you want to empty your bank account is nothing new from Arsenal. Bringing the whole family together for this one, adidas, Arsenal and PLACES+FACES blend their distinct brand identities together for a perfect street style mixture.
The collection arrives in North London shades of red, burgundy, black and white, spanning elevated sportswear and lifestyle options. Simple styles include a T-shirt and hoodie, both arriving in bright, Arsenal red. A velour tracksuit catches the eye, in all black with red details stitched onto the front.
dual-branded logos are repeated throughout the collection. The PLACES + FACES cherubs hover above Arsenal’s vintage cannons creating a stunning visual detail for tracksuits and jerseys.
It wouldn’t be an Arsenal drop without a jersey and this capsule has two. A long-sleeved lifestyle football shirt features an all over “AFC” print in gothic lettering. The adidas Trefoil logo sits in the middle, flanked by the Arsenal x PLACES+FACES lockup. A short-sleeved, cropped version is also available, adding a more feminine touch to the collection.
The Arsenal x PLACES+FACES collection is available to purchase now via the Arsenal online store, the adidas website and select retailers.
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