ARSENAL 1997-98 AWAY – FIVESLEEVE – BERGKAMP

Description

The Arsenal 1997–98 away kit is one of the most iconic in the club’s history, famously worn during a season when Arsenal won the Premier League and FA Cup double under manager Arsène Wenger. Designed by Nike, the kit stood out with its bold mustard yellow body and contrasting navy blue sleeves—a striking combination that instantly became a fan favorite.

The shirt featured a traditional fold-over collar in navy with a yellow trim, and the Nike swoosh on the right chest, opposite the classic Arsenal crest. The front was emblazoned with the JVC sponsor in navy. The back and sleeves continued the clean design, with subtle detailing and bold player numbers in navy blue.

This away kit was paired with navy shorts and yellow socks with navy trim. Most memorably, it was worn on May 3, 1998, when Arsenal beat Everton 4–0 at Highbury to clinch the league title. Its association with that legendary season, combined with its bold look, has cemented the 1997–98 away kit as a timeless piece in Arsenal’s kit history.