Marseille 2022/23 Kits

Sky Blue had been the secondary colour detail of a typical modern Marseille home kit. That changed in 2022/23 with Puma designing the jersey with dark-shaded accents, bringing back the classic royal blue to the traditional white base. A closer look on the pristine white base revealed the application of subtle debossed stripes. The abovementioned classic accent colour was mainly seen on the logos and the edge outline of the narrow sleeve cuffs and steep v-collar, both in white. The latter previewed a unique construction where a panel overlay covers the collar at the nape area. Below the collar at the back sat the city cross with an oval-shaped border. Keeping up with the overall accent theme, the flag symbol was changed to royal blue. The outfit was the first under new sponsor Cazoo.

Marseille's Puma-produced, Uber Eats-sponsored 2020/21 home shirt is essentially a white shirt with azure blue applications. The colour accent gets attention primarily from the five stripes on the sleeves, just like how the dual bands on the 1989/90 home shirt's sleeves did back then. It was a meaningful kit to take inspiration from as Marseille won the league and reached the European Cup semifinals that season. Aside from the sleeve stripes, an azure blue trim punctuated by a navy underline on the undersides complete the look of the 20/21 jersey.

Olympique Marseille gears up for the 2020-21 season as early as now with the release of their new Puma home kit. The kit exudes a pristine aura thanks to the white base of the shirt, shorts, and socks. The shirt has a round neckline and wide cuffs that are sky blue. The front side of the shirt, as well as the sleeves, are covered with a subtle graphic representing Le Corbusier's architectural work Unité d'habitation. The entire backside is white. Uber Eats, the main sponsor of the club has clear black branding on the front centre. Sitting above it on the right and the left chest is the gold Puma cat and sky blue Marseille lettermark respectively.

Other gold elements on the shirt are the Puma cats on the shoulders and the lone star above the team crest as well as the DROIT AU BUT lettering below. The Marseille lettering embroidered at the back of the neckline is also gold.

Marseille's 2022/23 Puma Away was a clean navy shirt devoid of graphics or visual designs. The clarity of the backdrop allowed the logos and sleeve cuffs to pop out, bringing a sky blue accent to the otherwise dark-coloured jersey.

Marseille wears a Puma away shirt for the 2021/22 season. It has an eye-catching zigzag design, in dark navy blue across the front of the shirt, against the backdrop of different shades of blue that produces a holographic effect. The repeating horizontal zigzag lines form as letter Ms (for Marseille). They also take inspiration from the architecture of the Riviera Coast.

The Olympians from Marseille are ready to play their away matches for the 2020-21 season with a new away kit. The said kit goes the opposite direction of their new home strip, going darker by having a navy blue base for the shirt, shorts, and socks. The away shirt also has a light blue round neck and narrow sleeve cuffs. The Puma Cat and the Marseille lettermark are now of the same shade of blue as the cuffs and neckline. The star and the motto of the team crest retain their gold colour.

Relative to the subtle print of the home shirt, the 'Crafted from Culture' graphic of the away shirt is more pronounced, displaying a stylized illustration of the city presumably at night given the base colour.