French Ligue 1 powerhouses Paris Saint-Germain are earning their wings with their new fourth kits for 2024-25, which are manufactured under Nike’s Jordan brand.
The jerseys were unveiled on Tuesday, January 14, and draw inspiration from the wings in the Air Jordan logo found on the classic Nike sneakers.
The jerseys are solid blue, with a white wing pattern running down each arm. On long-sleeved jerseys, the wing runs all the way down to the forearm.
Sponsor logos and the club crest on the front of the shirt are white, as are the name and number on the back. The jersey was shown in promotional photos paired with solid blue shorts and socks.
The corresponding goalkeeper kit, also unveiled on Tuesday, is dark red with tonal wings down the arms and a white-and-blue version of the PSG crest.
Along with the jerseys, PSG and Nike are also releasing a line of training wear — including jackets, quarter-zip tops and pre-match jerseys — in the club colors of red, white and blue. A “curated selection of limited-edition Jordan lifestyle pieces” will also be available.
The jerseys and training wear will go on sale online and in stores on Tuesday, January 22 — in the middle of Paris Fashion Week. That week, PSG will also open a pop-up store “with unexpected scenography” on the Place du Marché Saint-Honoré that is only accessible by reservation. “This exclusive venue will showcase the ‘Wings’ collection in a unique setting, offering a one-of-a-kind experience to an audience of connoisseurs.” the club says on its website.
