Louis Vuitton has updated its formalwear and travel collection for Real Madrid players as part of its ongoing partnership with the Spanish club.
Key facts
- •The collection is inspired by the Trunk Edition men’s capsule collection launched in February.
- •Players including Kylian Mbappé, Vinícius Júnior, Jude Bellingham, and Federico Valverde will wear the designs.
- •Louis Vuitton’s parent company, LVMH, also recently acquired a majority stake in Paris FC through its holding group, Agache.
- •Real Madrid’s jerseys are designed by Adidas, separate from the Louis Vuitton off-field partnership.
- •The collection items are not available for public purchase, though similar products can be customized in-store.
Louis Vuitton has introduced a new travel and formalwear wardrobe for Real Madrid’s men’s soccer team. The updated collection, designed by Pharrell Williams, will debut as the team travels to Rome for a Champions League match against Roma this Wednesday. This marks the second year of the partnership between the luxury brand and the club, which also encompasses women’s soccer and men’s basketball.
Collection Details and Design
The new travel wardrobe features a reversible nylon jacket with a Monogram lining, an embroidered Real Madrid crest, and a personalized label. Other additions include a navy blue crew neck sweater, a beige polo shirt, a reversible belt, and a navy blue cap. The formalwear ensemble maintains the traditional suit design, which can be paired with a new blue-and-white striped shirt or the beige polo. A cashmere coat from the permanent Louis Vuitton collection, featuring a removable Monogram scarf and the player’s initials, completes the formal look.
Partnership Background
Louis Vuitton’s multiyear partnership with Real Madrid began last year, replacing Zegna as the team’s official off-field outfitter. While the specific collection items provided to the players are not for sale, clients can purchase and personalize similar pieces, such as the Keepall and Horizon bags, through the brand's Mon Monogram service. The luxury house has a long history in sports, including a partnership with FIFA dating back to 2010.
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This article was independently rewritten by ManyPress editorial AI from reporting originally published by WWD.
