Dundee FC have looked thousands of miles beyond Scotland for their latest shirt. The result is a striking tribute to Mexican giants Monterrey, with a story that goes much deeper than the stripes.
Bologna and Macron unveil a gold third shirt celebrating 100 years of their historic stadium, featuring the iconic Marathon Tower, embossed club crests and traditional red and blue detailing.
Hannover 96 and Macron celebrate Lower Saxony's 80th anniversary with a striking civic-inspired shirt featuring the Hannover city coat of arms and a distinctive split design.
Cesena and Macron mark 50 years since the club’s first European adventure with a blue third shirt paying tribute to FC Magdeburg and a night that remains part of Cesena history.
Cesena and Macron combine black with metallic gold for a sleek 2026/27 away shirt featuring the historic Cavalluccio. Is there a better colour combination in football?
Armenia and Macron turn centuries of manuscript artistry into two distinctive national team shirts. It’s another release that raises the question of whether Macron are increasingly challenging football’s biggest manufacturers.
Padova and BLSSD KIDDOS take the club into the shadows with a blackout third kit inspired by Padua after dark, but is the blackout shirt becoming too common?
Aalborg’s new third kit turns the yellow bricks of the club’s historic Hornevej clubhouse into its defining pattern, complete with a crisp white collar that reignites one of football shirt design’s simplest debates.
Ternana Women honour the history of Terni’s Centurini Jute Factory and the women who worked there with a bespoke jute-inspired pattern and rich green, red and gold design.
Osasuna weave a piece of Pamplona’s history into their latest home kit, taking inspiration from the lost mosaics that once adorned Plaza del Castillo.
Deportivo Alavés draw inspiration from the vineyards and rolling landscapes of Rioja Alavesa, producing an elegant away kit that celebrates one of Spain’s most famous wine regions.
The Albania national teams will wear new kits for the 2026/27 season, revealed by Macron ahead of their upcoming World Cup qualification play-offs. The collection combines modern design, national symbolism and sustainable materials.
