Arsene Wenger - Hope Poster (Arsenal) Kids Hooded Sweatshirt

Based on the "Hope" poster for Barack Obama which was used for his 2008 Presidential Campaign in the US, this features the former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger who spent over two decades with the club, having been with the Gunners from October 1996 to May 2018. With three Premier League titles, 7 FA Cups and 7 Community Shields during his tenure at the club, Wenger has to be considered one of the greatest managers of all time. Show love for the Arsenal manager with this exclusive design!

Arsenal Invincibles 2003/04 (Ramones Style) Kids Hooded Sweatshirt

Celebrating Arsenal's Premier League championship victory from the 2003/04 season, where they went unbeaten for the entire year. Their record stood at 26 wins, 12 draws and 0 losses. Manager Arsene Wenger had called for the team to achieve the feat a year prior in the 2002/03 season - however this was ruined after a few months, eventually losing out to Manchester United. One year later, Wenger managed to achieve his goal - something that had only ever been done by Preston North End in the inaugural football league in 1888/89! After being presented with a special golden Premier League trophy for their achievement, Wenger said "Somebody threw me a t-shirt after the trophy was presented which read 'Comical Wenger says we can go the whole season unbeaten'. I was just a season too early!" Gunners can enjoy their most recent Premier League win with this great design!

The Evolution Of Arsenal (Arsenal Influenced) Kids Hooded Sweatshirt

A look through Arsenal's history! This exclusive design features a timeline of some of Arsenal's most iconic players from over the decades. Starting in 1929 with Cliff Bastin - after a few games for Exeter, he played the remainder of his senior career (18 years!) with the Gunners, finding the net 150 times. To this day he's still one of the club's top goalscorers of all time. Next in 1966 is Charlie George - who began his senior career with the club after a few years in their youth team. He was an integral part to the club's first double - winning the Division One title having come back from injury, as well as scoring the winner for the FA Cup final in the 1970/71 season. In 1991, Arsenal signed Ian Wright - who went on to become the club's second highest goalscorer, including being the Gunners' top goalscorer for six consecutive seasons. Then in 1995, Dennis Bergkamp joined the club. Integral to the return in prominence after a quiet early 90's period, Bergkamp would be a part of all three Premier League title wins under Arsene Wenger, including the "Invicibles" team of 2003/04. Lastly from 1999 there's Thierry Henry - arguably the club's biggest legend and all-time top goalscorer for Arsenal. Another member of the "Invincibles" team, he would also go on to score a hattrick in the final ever game at Highbury. A great addition to the collection of any Arsenal fan!

The Evolution Of Arsenal (Arsenal Influenced) Kids Sweatshirt

A look through Arsenal's history! This exclusive design features a timeline of some of Arsenal's most iconic players from over the decades. Starting in 1929 with Cliff Bastin - after a few games for Exeter, he played the remainder of his senior career (18 years!) with the Gunners, finding the net 150 times. To this day he's still one of the club's top goalscorers of all time. Next in 1966 is Charlie George - who began his senior career with the club after a few years in their youth team. He was an integral part to the club's first double - winning the Division One title having come back from injury, as well as scoring the winner for the FA Cup final in the 1970/71 season. In 1991, Arsenal signed Ian Wright - who went on to become the club's second highest goalscorer, including being the Gunners' top goalscorer for six consecutive seasons. Then in 1995, Dennis Bergkamp joined the club. Integral to the return in prominence after a quiet early 90's period, Bergkamp would be a part of all three Premier League title wins under Arsene Wenger, including the "Invicibles" team of 2003/04. Lastly from 1999 there's Thierry Henry - arguably the club's biggest legend and all-time top goalscorer for Arsenal. Another member of the "Invincibles" team, he would also go on to score a hattrick in the final ever game at Highbury. A great addition to the collection of any Arsenal fan!