A collection that meets NFL codes and Parisian identity
At the heart of this collaboration, two jerseys, designed by Fanatics, revisit the emblematic codes of American football through the eyes of Paris Saint-Germain. Iconic numbers, assertive typography, structured volumes and strong colors, they combine the graphic strength of the American jersey with the Club's coat of arms and details inspired by Parisian elegance.
The first model, Paris Red & Blue, features the emblematic colors of Paris Saint-Germain.
The second, Monogramme, revealed on October 18 by Alvin Kamara, running back of the New Orleans Saints, after his team's match against the New York Giants, features a garnet and gold palette, inspired by the Club's historic colours.
Both jerseys feature the number 75, in reference to Paris, and echo the fleur-de-lys, an emblem shared by Paris Saint-Germain and the New Orleans Saints.
A week of meetings and experiences in the heart of Paris
The collaboration will also come to life through several events bringing together the Paris Saint-Germain and NFL communities in various emblematic places in the capital.
On October 20, the players of the New Orleans Saints will be present at the Parc des Princes to attend the other major sporting highlight of the week: the match between Paris Saint-Germain and FC Barcelona.
On October 23, American football and PSG Handball will meet in an unprecedented performance over the Seine: a Hail Mary Pass, a long and spectacular pass emblematic of American football, will connect the surroundings of the Île de la Cité, at the level of the Petit Pont – Cardinal Lustiger. This sequence will create a dialogue between the precision of the gesture and the power of the throw, in the exceptional setting of the Ile de la Cité.
This week will also offer an opportunity to explore the intersection of sport, fashion and culture through a talk taking place on October 23 at the NFL House. Fabien Allègre, Chief Brand Officer of Paris Saint-Germain, will share his perspective on how collaborations between sport and fashion shape trends and influence contemporary culture.
The transmission to the younger generations will also be one of the highlights of this week.
The highlight of this week, on October 25, young girls from the Allez les Filles program of PSG for Communities will attend the game between the New Orleans Saints and the Pittsburgh Steelers at the Stade de France, a historic match since it will be the first NFL game to be organized in France. A unique opportunity to experience this major event in international sport and to promote the values and commitment shared by both institutions.
Paris Saint-Germain and the NFL are thus giving a concrete dimension to their collaboration throughout this week, by bringing it to life with fans and communities. A common ambition that will find a particular echo at the Stade de France, on the occasion of this historic first for the NFL in France.
Paris meets New Orleans: football as a cultural language
Beyond sport, the collaboration celebrates the ties between Paris and New Orleans, two cities whose cultural identities extend far beyond the pitch. Both are shaped by music, fashion, art and creation, and carried by communities that make cultural expression strong markers of their identity.
This encounter will come to life through an original musical creation by MYD and Antoine Bouchot, in collaboration with The Soul Rebels, an emblematic musical collective from New Orleans. Conceived as the soundtrack of the collaboration, it will take the form of an EP of five reorchestrated tracks, creating a dialogue between the musical influences of the two territories.
The dialogue between the two cities will also be extended through a Monogram Jersey enhanced with elements related to the identity of the New Orleans Saints as well as a Handcrafted Collector Jersey. Designed in collaboration with the French upcycling workshop LeLabPlus and combined with a tote bag and a vinyl, this jersey, in collaboration with the artist Ed Broner, creates a dialogue between fashion and music.
A capsule dedicated to the New Orleans Saints, which will include a selection of textile pieces, also presents this meeting between Parisian and Louisiana identities.
