👕 Pure class: catch up on this week’s shirt releases roundup

Another week is coming to an end and, as has become tradition, OneFootball brings you a summary of this week's shirt launches.

Most of them are "third kits," but there are also references to Halloween, "Pink October," "Black November," and much more. 

In Brazil, the highlights are the launches from Chapecoense, Bahia, Juventude, Athletico-PR, Fluminense, and Vasco.

And in Europe, there are launches from Barcelona, Manchester City, and Napoli.

Check out a summary of the launches below

Europe

Napoli has already embraced the "Halloween" spirit and swapped their traditional light blue for a more "somber" shade. 

Photos: Napoli/Press Release

Meanwhile, in Spain, Barcelona didn't actually launch a new kit. 

But the Culés announced that singer Ed Sheeran will have the logo of his tour featured on Barça's kit for the clásico against Real Madrid. 

Photo: Barcelona/Press Release

And finally, in England, Manchester City launched their fourth kit for the 2025/26 season.

This is yet another partnership between the Citizens and EA Sports FC.

Photo: Manchester City/Press Release

Brazil

Juventude launched their new "Pink October" kit.

In addition to the predominant pink, the collar and sleeve edges are dark green.

Photo: Fernando Alves/EC Juventude

Bahia, in partnership with Afropunk Brasil, launched a kit referencing "Black November." 

Photo: Letícia Martins/EC Bahia

Third kits

Chapecoense launched their third kit. A darker green dominates the shirt.

Photo: Robert Oliveira and Luiz Ferrazzo

Athletico-PR launched their third kit with a design featuring a gradient from burgundy to black.

Photo: Athletico-PR/Press Release

In Rio de Janeiro, Fluminense and Vasco launched their third kits. 

The Tricolor Carioca presented a garnet shirt, and the Cruz-Maltino has a brown kit. 

Photo: Umbro Brasil/Press Release

Photo: Vasco da Gama/Press Release

Featured photo: Napoli/Press Release

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