2016-17 Arsenal Home Shirt, Puma’s red and white home design from the club’s FA Cup-winning season. The traditional red body and white sleeves are sharpened by dark navy detailing through the collar and shoulders, with the Emirates Fly Better sponsor across the front and the Arsenal crest sitting cleanly on the chest.
Puma gives the shirt a fitted mid-2010s silhouette with lightweight performance fabric, contrast side panels and a structured collar that adds more shape than a standard crew-neck design. The red, white and navy palette keeps the look firmly rooted in Arsenal’s identity while giving the shirt a distinctly Puma-era finish.
Released for Arsène Wenger’s final full season before his departure the following year, the shirt featured in a campaign that ended with Arsenal lifting the FA Cup after a 2-1 victory over Chelsea at Wembley. Alexis Sánchez scored the opener and Aaron Ramsey headed the winner, giving the 2016-17 home shirt a direct connection to the club’s record 13th FA Cup triumph.