Arsenal 2018-2019 Home Jersey

The Arsenal 2018–2019 home jersey, produced by Puma, introduced a fresh and modern reinterpretation of the club’s iconic red-and-white design. The shirt featured a classic red torso with white sleeves, but what made it unique was the subtle red pulse line pattern running across the chest, symbolizing the heartbeat of the club and its supporters. The sleeves carried a distinctive red band near the cuffs, adding extra detail to the traditional white. A clean white crewneck collar completed the design, keeping it simple yet contemporary. This kit is remembered as the last home shirt made by Puma before Arsenal’s switch to Adidas in 2019–20. It was worn during Unai Emery’s first season in charge, by players like Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Mesut Özil, Alexandre Lacazette, and Hector Bellerín.

Details

• Base Color: Red torso with white sleeves.
• Pattern: Subtle horizontal “pulse line” graphic across the chest in a darker red shade.
• Collar: Rounded crewneck in white.
• Sleeves: White with a bold red band across the lower arm.
• Puma Logo: White Puma cats on the right chest and both sleeves.
• Club Crest: Full-color Arsenal badge stitched on the left chest.
• Sponsor: “Fly Emirates” in bold white across the chest.
• Fabric: Puma dryCELL lightweight polyester with breathable panels.
• Back: Mostly plain red, with player names and numbers in white using the Premier League font.