Real Madrid x Louis Vuitton partner, unveil sleek Pharrell Williams-designed formalwear | OneFootball

Real Madrid will be turning heads both on and off the pitch for the 2025/26 season – not only with their fresh home and away kits but also thanks to a newly announced partnership with luxury fashion house Louis Vuitton.

The Spanish giants have signed a multi-year deal with the iconic French brand, making Louis Vuitton the official formalwear partner for Real Madrid’s men’s and women’s football teams, as well as the club’s legendary men’s basketball squad.

Crafted under the creative direction of Pharrell Williams – who leads menswear design at Louis Vuitton – the collection is sharp, elevated, and unmistakably refined.

Real Madrid will be looking the part off the pitch thanks to Louis Vuitton. / Louis Vuitton

It features tailored navy suits adorned with subtle leather detailing in Vuitton’s signature VVN hide, with precise finishes on lapels and pockets that echo the heritage of the maison’s classic trunks.

And the look extends beyond suits: accessories include a sleek LV-buckled belt, an embroidered navy cap, and soft-grain leather bags. Travel is just as stylish, with bespoke luggage including the Horizon 55 cabin case, Keepall duffle and Christopher backpack – all in LV’s monogram canvas, accented by white and gold racing stripes that nod to Real Madrid’s colours.

Each piece is finished with an exclusive leather charm featuring the club crest – not for sale to the public, but reserved for players only, underscoring the elite nature of the collaboration.

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“Real Madrid stands for excellence and evolution – always pushing forward,” Williams said in a statement. “That energy fuels what we do at Louis Vuitton. This wardrobe was made to move with that same spirit - pieces that travel with purpose, strength and style.”

Real Madrid’s Director of Institutional Relations, Emilio Butragueño, praised the creative synergy, saying: “Both of us have managed to transcend time. We share not just the responsibility of building a legacy, but also a purpose – to inspire, far beyond our fields.”