Tottenham have launched their new home and away Nike kits on the same day that they will find out their Premier League fixtures
Tottenham have launched their new home and away kits for the 2026/27 season with a local setting and a nostalgic nod worked into their white shirt.
On the same day as Roberto De Zerbi’s men will discover their Premier League fixtures for the campaign ahead, Spurs have officially launched the Nike home and away kits that they will be wearing in them. They have done so with a film shot entirely in the club’s local neighbourhood and with a new track ‘Homegrown’ from Tottenham artist Nippa.
The club says that the new home kit draws on their Lilywhite heritage, while the away kit brings a “vibrant, contemporary look inspired by Tottenham’s cultural diversity and urban street style”.
The home top is a plain white one with navy accents and has nostalgic subtle diagonal striping that is said to be inspired by Spurs’ mid-1980s Hummels kits. The away shirt is a more colourful, eye-catching design with “a vibrant and chaotic pattern with diagonal, jagged lines in neon pink, purple, and orange over an Obsidian (navy blue) base”, according to the Nike details. The kit has a rounded neck with no collar compared to the layered one on the home top.
Various Spurs players have already been shown in the new tops, including men’s squad members Micky van de Ven, Archie Gray, Conor Gallagher, Destiny Udogie, Dominic Solanke, Mathys Tel, Kevin Danso and James Maddison as well as women’s stars such as Cathinka Tandberg, Olivia Holdt, Signe Gaupset and Toko Koga.
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The video launching the new kits includes the players with inspirational local people in the Tottenham community, many of whom have benefited from the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation, including a chocolate entrepreneur, a young woman supported on to an international sports scholarship and a local football coach.
Nathan Mubenga, who received a start-up grant through the foundation’s Start Something entrepreneurship bootcamp to support his chocolate-bar business, was delighted to be part of the launch.
“Tottenham is home for me, so being part of this film and seeing the new kit launched in the area means a lot. It is special to be involved in a campaign that shows the ambition and creativity that exist in this community,” said the 25-year-old.
On having his new track as the theme for the kit video, lifelong Spurs fan Nippa added: “Tottenham has shaped who I am and the music I make. Homegrown is about family, resilience and believing you can build something from where you come from. I’ve lived here all my life and I wanted this track to bring everyone together.
“This is a song for the community, for every one of us who grew up in Tottenham or was born into the football club. To have the track used in a film that celebrates N17 and the people who make the area what it is – for my boyhood club – feels very personal. It was meant to be.”
The local figures appear alongside Pan Nation Steel Orchestra, a Tottenham-based group that has been in existence for nearly 20 years, while former Spurs captain Ledley King and Tottenham-born British and European cruiserweight boxing champion Viddal Riley also make cameo appearances.
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Tottenham Hotspur have launched their new home and away kits for the 2026/27 season.
It will be the final year that the red AIA logo will be splashed across the centre of the white home shirt as that sponsorship deal comes to an end after this coming campaign. The insurance company will then switch to being Spurs’ training wear sponsor from the 2027/28 season with another front of shirt sponsor coming on board for the match kits.
Nike though will be making Tottenham’s kits for at least the next seven years as the north London club signed their deal with the US sportswear giants back in 2017 and extended it the following year to a 15-year contract which will last until at least 2033 and is reportedly worth around £30million a season.
The club’s third shirt is expected to be launched later this summer.
