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The structure of the jersey remains faithful to the iconic diagonal sash, but Mizuno has integrated subtle embossed lines that run parallel across the fabric. These textures create an effect of depth and movement without weighing down the design—a way to bring modernity to the kit without altering its essence. The revisited polo collar reinforces this contemporary take, complemented by a princely crown detail that anchors the piece in Monaco's royal heritage. References to the Principality abound in the details. The sleeve trims feature the colors of the Monegasque flag, and on the back, just below the collar, the nine arches of the Stade Louis-II are subtly reproduced as a quiet tribute to the stadium that has been the club's home for decades.

Another notable update: for the first time in four seasons, the home kit will be primarily worn with red shorts featuring a white vertical stripe, returning to a complete silhouette that enhances the visual coherence of the kit on the pitch. In terms of materials, the jersey is made from 100% recycled polyester, reflecting Mizuno's commitment to environmental issues without compromising the technical requirements of high-performance gear.
The 2026/27 AS Monaco home kit is available starting today at Mizuno.com and the official club store.
Some jerseys don't need to be reinvented. TheAS Monaco kit is one of them. The red and white diagonal, created in 1960 by Princess Grace, is one of the most instantly recognizable visual identities in European football. For the 2026/27 season, Mizuno has chosen to honor it while refining its look.

The structure of the jersey remains faithful to the iconic diagonal sash, but Mizuno has integrated subtle embossed lines that run parallel across the fabric. These textures create an effect of depth and movement without weighing down the design—a way to bring modernity to the kit without altering its essence. The revisited polo collar reinforces this contemporary take, complemented by a princely crown detail that anchors the piece in Monaco's royal heritage. References to the Principality abound in the details. The sleeve trims feature the colors of the Monegasque flag, and on the back, just below the collar, the nine arches of the Stade Louis-II are subtly reproduced as a quiet tribute to the stadium that has been the club's home for decades.

Another notable update: for the first time in four seasons, the home kit will be primarily worn with red shorts featuring a white vertical stripe, returning to a complete silhouette that enhances the visual coherence of the kit on the pitch. In terms of materials, the jersey is made from 100% recycled polyester, reflecting Mizuno's commitment to environmental issues without compromising the technical requirements of high-performance gear.
The 2026/27 AS Monaco home kit is available starting today at Mizuno.com and the official club store.








Some jerseys don't need to be reinvented. TheAS Monaco kit is one of them. The red and white diagonal, created in 1960 by Princess Grace, is one of the most instantly recognizable visual identities in European football. For the 2026/27 season, Mizuno has chosen to honor it while refining its look.

The structure of the jersey remains faithful to the iconic diagonal sash, but Mizuno has integrated subtle embossed lines that run parallel across the fabric. These textures create an effect of depth and movement without weighing down the design—a way to bring modernity to the kit without altering its essence. The revisited polo collar reinforces this contemporary take, complemented by a princely crown detail that anchors the piece in Monaco's royal heritage. References to the Principality abound in the details. The sleeve trims feature the colors of the Monegasque flag, and on the back, just below the collar, the nine arches of the Stade Louis-II are subtly reproduced as a quiet tribute to the stadium that has been the club's home for decades.

Another notable update: for the first time in four seasons, the home kit will be primarily worn with red shorts featuring a white vertical stripe, returning to a complete silhouette that enhances the visual coherence of the kit on the pitch. In terms of materials, the jersey is made from 100% recycled polyester, reflecting Mizuno's commitment to environmental issues without compromising the technical requirements of high-performance gear.
The 2026/27 AS Monaco home kit is available starting today at Mizuno.com and the official club store.