Arsenal will wear their new 2020-21 home strip in Saturday's FA Cup final against Chelsea with a couple of new additions for the big day.
In addition to the FA Cup final stitching across the front, both sides will have an additional badge on their kits to mark the Heads Up mental health initiative.
Pictures released by Arsenal show the badge alongside those for the NHS and Black Lives Matter on the bottom of the shirt, below the squad number.
The Gunners first wore their new kit for the final game of the season against Watford. Chelsea meanwhile have been wearing their 2020-21 strip, sponsored by UK telecommunications firm 3, since the beginning of July.
Arsenal are the FA Cup's most successful side and are out to win the trophy for the 14th time. Victory will also secure them a place in next season's Europa League after missing out on qualification through their league position.
