Nineteen seventy-three. A Parisian fashion designer named Daniel Hechter drew a single red-and-white stripe down the centre of a blue football shirt. Fifty-three years later, that stripe is still the most recognisable thing PSG have ever worn.
The Hechter stripe is back — and wider than it's been in years. The crest, the logo, even the sponsor sit inside it. It's PSG stripped back to the one thing they can't get wrong.
The blue itself changes too — a lighter, brighter royal blue replacing the darker navy of recent seasons. Fresh, alive, closer to the palette of the club's earliest years.
After years of experiments, this is Paris going back to the source.
Why the Fan Version
Same design as the Player Version, built for a different job. The Player Version is cut close and kept light for match day. This one is made for everything else — college, travel, the pub screening, the stands — and for being washed again and again without losing its look.
What's different
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Relaxed stadium cut — sits like your favourite tee instead of hugging the body the way the Player Version does
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Embroidered crest & logos — stitched and slightly raised, so they hold up wash after wash instead of peeling
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Denser, softer-feel fabric — keeps its shape and drapes better on everyday wear
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Easy sizing — take your usual size; no sizing up needed
Care: wash cold, inside out, and hang to dry.
