Aimé Leon Dore and Greek football club Olympiacos return with their second capsule, released October 22, 2026, across 18 pieces. Red, white and club crests connect jackets, tops, trousers and accessories. U17 players appear in a campaign moving between Karaiskakis Stadium and Piraeus streets, returning football identity to city life beyond the stands.
Eighteen pieces, from team jackets to everyday layers
Highlights include the Team Leather Jacket, Nylon Quarter-Zip and Heritage Ringer Polo, alongside an embroidered full-zip hoodie, nylon track trousers, training shorts, Souvenir Hat and Stadium Beanie. The selection does more than replace a shirt’s logo: compatible categories establish a wardrobe spanning outings and casual wear.
Red and white already carry strong team recognition. Aimé Leon Dore distributes them through collars, stripes, chest lettering and restrained layouts within familiar everyday shapes. In the images, off-white offers a quieter background, with red concentrated around collars and crests. Dark tops use red edging to express the same identity at a different visual intensity.
Crests and stars retain the club’s presence
The team jacket enlarges the club crest on the back, adding stars and Aimé Leon Dore lettering, while the front and other items use smaller identification. Changing a crest’s area changes its relationship with the wearer. A large graphic makes a clear statement; a smaller emblem can sit more easily within daily combinations. The choice depends on how prominently the club should be seen.
A red jacket continues the large back-crest arrangement.
Everyday use does not remove football culture. Team names, Greek lettering and red-and-white combinations remain clear, distributed across polos, knits, jackets and hats. Someone who does not wear match shirts can enter the club’s visual world through a familiar garment type. Supporters gain more options beyond match day.
U17 players connect ground and street
The campaign uses the club’s U17 players, extending from Karaiskakis Stadium into Piraeus and returning products to players’ lives and the club’s home. These are brand-produced photographs; they do not establish every person’s name or make the players first-team stars. Youth-team participation itself offers a reading around continuity and daily training.
Sales run through Aimé Leon Dore’s website and New York, Los Angeles and London stores. October 23 coverage does not change the October 22 release date. Begin comparing the 18 pieces through a need for outerwear, a top or an accessory, then check sizes, prices and regional delivery. Club identity supplies the shared thread, while wardrobe compatibility still rests on silhouette and material.
