With Real Madrid’s 2026-27 Champions League campaign underway, Louis Vuitton unveils the next chapter of its partnership with the club. Entering its second year, the collaboration introduces new formalwear and travel pieces for the men’s and women’s football teams and the men’s basketball squad, giving their appearances off the pitch and court a coordinated look.

Designed for players and club representatives by Louis Vuitton’s men’s studio under Creative Director Pharrell Williams, the wardrobe takes its inspiration from the house’s Trunk collection, introduced in February 2026. New additions sit alongside returning designs, updating the club’s look while maintaining continuity with its first season.

The most noticeable changes come in the travel wardrobe. A reversible nylon jacket offers two distinct looks, with an all-over Monogram lining that becomes the exterior when turned inside out. A contrasting embossed leather signature marks the pocket, while an embroidered Real Madrid crest sits at the front. Inside, a custom label bears both the club’s and Louis Vuitton’s signatures.

A navy sweater pairs a contrasting leather Vuitton signature across the chest with the club crest on the back. Meanwhile, a beige polo replaces last season’s navy version, featuring an embossed leather LV signature at the hem, an embroidered crest at the front, and a label carrying both names inside. Accessories include the LV Dimension and Frog belt in reversible leather and Monogram canvas, alongside a slimmer navy cap with tonal Louis Vuitton embroidery.

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For formal appearances, the suit returns unchanged, with a blue shirt in fine white stripes or the beige polo offering different ways to wear it. A cashmere coat from the permanent collection completes the look. Its detachable Monogram scarf fastens at the collar with a button, allowing players to adjust the styling. An embossed leather signature on the pocket and the club crest at the front identify the partnership, while Monogram detailing lines the interior. Similarly, a personalised label carries both signatures and each player’s initials.