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Celebrate Armenia with the latest home, away and third kits. From training wear to retro classics, customise a shirt with your name or favourite player and wear the Armenian colours with pride.
When Armenia takes to the field for International matches, there’s history, passion, and a story in every stitch. The home colours rich red, royal blue and bright orange, aren’t just bold style choices, they’re symbols of the Highlands, faith, and national identity.
You’ll see players like Varazdat Haroyan, who leads from the back, and young stars like Eduard Spertsyan, bringing creativity in attack. They follow in the footsteps of legends like Henrikh Mkhitaryan, whose fits you’ll still find in collector and retro ranges.
Here in our Armenia collection you’ll find everything you need—whether it’s the current kit, a “third” shirt inspired by Lake Sevan, a heritage or retro piece, or something casual for every day. And if you want your name or favourite number on the back, we make that easy too.
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Armenia’s kit is full of meaning. The red stands for the land and its long history. Blue represents peaceful skies. Orange (sometimes you’ll hear it called ‘apricot’ or ‘amber’) is the creative and resilient spirit.
Recent shirt designs pull from natural beauty—look at the “Third” kit with waves of blue that echo Lake Sevan. The inside neck labels often have diagonal flag-colours, and there are nods to Mount Ararat too.
Away and alternate kits tend to mix things up—lighter bases, different trims—but always these core colours shine through.
Home, Away, and Third shirts—official replicas and performance versions
Training and travel gear—tops, jackets, warm-ups
Casual and supporter wear—tees, hoodies, badge shirts you can wear off the pitch
Retro and heritage editions—classics, favourite past designs
Personalisation options—names, numbers, official fonts
Every piece is made so you can show your support on matchday, or whenever you feel proud to wear the red, blue, orange.
Here are some names and moments that fans often connect with, and may want to see or collect:
Varazdat Haroyan – reliable in defence, often captain.
Eduard Spertsyan – creative force, exciting young talent in midfield.
Henrikh Mkhitaryan – one of the most recognised Armenian players ever, still hugely popular.
These shirts aren’t just gear—they’re connection. They carry symbols of home, nature, heritage. Standing under the Armenian flag, seeing Mount Ararat, the waves of Lake Sevan, these are things fans pick up on. Wearing the kit is a way of saying you’re part of something bigger.
