2001/02 Season Arsenal Away Retro Kit

This is Arsenal's 2001/02 away retro jersey, the “golden kit” that witnessed the Gunners' double-winning legend, marking the pinnacle of the Wenger era.
Arsenal concluded the season with a formidable 13-game winning streak, securing the Premier League title with 78 points from 38 matches (23 wins, 9 draws, 6 losses). They also became the first team in English top-flight history to score in every league game of a single season. After defeating Chelsea 2-0 in the FA Cup final, the team traveled to Old Trafford to face Manchester United. Despite key absences like Thierry Henry and Dennis Bergkamp, Liliane Viertord sealed victory with a rebound goal, securing Arsenal's third domestic double. Henry led the team with 24 goals, Vieira commanded the midfield, and Campbell anchored an impenetrable defense as their possession-based style shone brightly.
The jersey features a dazzling gold base with navy blue collar and sleeve trim. The SEGA Dreamcast sponsorship logo on the chest is a hallmark of the era. The classic polo collar design is accented with a burgundy club crest, seamlessly blending retro aesthetics with the energy of the pitch. Revered by fans as the “lucky jersey” due to the team's unbeaten away record that season.
A direct witness to the double-winning season, it etches the iconic moment of Viertel's championship-clinching goal and carries the peak memories of legends like Henry and Vieira. It serves both as a nostalgic collectible reviving the golden era of the Premier League and as a retro fashion piece showcasing football aesthetics, combining collectible value with commemorative significance.