Flamengo launch white kit for the rest of the season, check it out | OneFootball

This Friday, Adidas unveiled Flamengo’s new kit for the 2026 season. As announced by the club last week, the traditional “uniform 2” designation has been discontinued. The classic white shirt of Rio’s Rubro-Negro will now be called the White Manto 1.

Owner of the highest average attendances in Brazilian football over the last decade, Flamengo has a fan base that shows up anywhere in the country — whether at the Maracanã or far from Rio de Janeiro. This characteristic helps explain the club’s new concept: for the Rubro-Negro, there is no such thing as an opponent’s home field advantage.

In this context, the new kit carries symbolic and historical value. The shirt was present in remarkable moments in the club’s history, such as the 1981 Club World Cup triumph, when Flamengo beat Liverpool wearing white, even while playing in Japan. The launch goes beyond the change in naming and reinforces the role of the fans, even in away matches.

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The kit is predominantly white and marks the return of the horizontal red-and-black stripes across the chest, an element not seen since 2019 — an emblematic year in the club’s history. Adidas’s three stripes appear wider on the shoulders, in red. The look is completed with black shorts and white socks.

In the Authentic (Player) version, the shirt uses the same technology employed in the kits worn by players on the pitch. Flamengo’s crest and the Adidas logo feature lenticular material applications, an innovation that creates visual effects as the garment moves. The model adopts a modern construction, combining athletic performance with bold design.

The “White Manto 1” is now available in Player and Fan versions, as well as long-sleeve options, children’s models, and a mini kit. The items go on sale this Friday on the Adidas Brazil website, in physical stores, and on the club’s official e-commerce platform, with prices starting at R$ 449.99 for the adult model.

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