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The Jordan-branded Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) 2024/25 third jersey is mainly 'Rust Pink' combined with black accents inspired by the team's classic Hechter design, and a color-changing logo symbolizing unity between the men's and women's teams. This pink pale design with a bold black stripe running through it, the kit reflects PSG’s ongoing collaboration with Jordan, focusing on modern style and performance on the pitch. The kit includes gradient logos and Jordan branding, differing from Nike's third kit designs, and Inside the collar is a special lettering with the text "92 av. des Champs-Élysées, 75008 Paris, France", which is the address of the PSG flagship store in Paris.
The third kit will be worn by PSG in various major tournaments, including French Ligue 1, the Première Ligue, domestic cups, and both the men’s and women’s UEFA Champions League campaigns. The club says that the launch aligns with its ambition to stand out on the global stage through both its sporting achievements and its unique fashion sense. Jordan combines the PSG 24-25 third jersey with black shorts and pale pink socks.
2020-2021 season and 2023-2034 season (MBAPPE) player version.
Paris Saint-Germain shirt features special Chinese lettering on the back a match shirts during the Ligue 1 match between OGC Nice and Paris Saint-Germain at at Parc des Princes on February 13, 2021 in Paris, France. This unique shirt is written in chinese to celebrates the Chinese New Year. Two special Chinese lettering on the back a match shirts issue for two different games.
Paris Saint-Germain shirt features special Chinese lettering on the back a match shirts during the Ligue 1 match between OGC Nice and Paris Saint-Germain at Allianz Riviera on September 20, 2020 in Nice, France. This unique shirt is written in chinese to celebrates the Chinese New Year. Two special Chinese lettering on the back a match shirts issue for two different games.
The second PSG Chinese letters collection, the Paris Saint-Germain shirt features special Chinese lettering on the back a match against Stade Reims, during the Ligue 1 Uber Eats played at Parc des Princes on January 23, 2022 and ended in a 4-0 win to the home side. This unique shirt is written in chinese to celebrates the Chinese New Year.
Paris Saint-Germain continue its tradition of honouring the city’s Chinese community by wearing a shirt with his name in Chinese during a French Ligue 1 football against Stade de Reims as part of the Day of China activites to celebrate the Chinese Lunar New Year in Paris, France, Jan. 29, 2023.
The Ligue 1 match between Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) and AJ Auxerre (AJA) at Parc des Princes stadium on November 13, 2022 in Paris, France. The Paris Saint-Germain will commemorate the victims of the attacks on 13th November 2015, with a series of tributes and an appeal for peace. The Paris Saint-Germain has not forgotten any of the victims of the tragedy that befell the city of Paris and its inhabitants.
During the match, the Paris Saint-Germain players will wear a badge on their left sleeve that has been specially designed for this homage.
Within the framework of the operation run by the Ligue de Football Professionnel, the match is an opportunity for the club to support Bleuet de France, a charity that helps wounded veterans and their families as well as widows, orphans and victims of terrorist attacks.
France Ligue 1 and Ligue 2, the players with a cornflower on the jersey. This little blue flower - The cornflower (Bleuet) of France immediately reminds us of the poppy, the poppy present on the outfits of Premier League players.
The cornflower (Bleuet) of France is the symbol of memory and solidarity, in France, to remember the sacrifice of the soldiers and to honor the memory of those who lost their lives during the various attacks. Some clubs honor Bleuet de France in their own way. For example, PSG pays tribute to the victims of the November 13 attacks by flocking their jerseys with a logo taken from the "Peace and Love" symbol and created following the attacks that took place in Paris in 2015.