Louis Vuitton refreshes Real Madrid off-field wardrobe for second season
Louis Vuitton, the French luxury house, has updated the off-field wardrobe it makes for Real Madrid, the Spanish football club, for the second season of their multiyear deal. The refresh covers formalwear and travel outfits for the men's football squad. WWD reported the new range on 13 October 2026.
The range was designed by Pharrell Williams, Louis Vuitton's menswear creative director. It is modelled by Kylian Mbappé, Vinícius Júnior, Jude Bellingham and Federico Valverde. The partnership also covers the women's football team and the men's basketball team.
Travel is where most has changed. The headline piece is a reversible nylon jacket with Monogram lining, the house's brown canvas printed with interlaced initials. It carries an embroidered Real Madrid crest and a personalised inside label signed by both the club and the house.
Louis Vuitton said the latest pieces draw on its Trunk Edition men's capsule collection, a small limited range launched last February. The leather goods nod to the 130th anniversary of the Monogram. The travel look is finished with a navy crew-neck sweater, a beige polo shirt, a reversible belt and a navy cap.
The formal suit itself is unchanged. Players can wear it with a new blue-and-white striped shirt or swap in the beige polo. Over it goes a cashmere coat from the house's permanent collection, with a removable Monogram scarf and the player's initials inside.
You cannot buy the team issue. The pieces made for the players will not go on sale. Supporters can buy standard Keepall and Horizon travel bags in store, two long-running Louis Vuitton luggage lines, and add club colours or initials through the Mon Monogram personalisation service.
Real Madrid's own announcement described the wider wardrobe as tailored garments, shoes, accessories and luggage in a timeless style. Real Madrid Louis Vuitton replaced Zegna, the Italian menswear group, as the club's official off-field outfitter when the deal started last year.
Adidas, the German sportswear maker, continues to design the club's on-pitch jerseys. Louis Vuitton has made the trunk that carries the World Cup winner's trophy for FIFA, world football's governing body, since 2010. It had already signed Bellingham separately as a house ambassador.
For fans, this means the airport walk is now part of the show. The clothes are for players on travel and at official events, not for the stands.
