

Rio flowers on bottle green, pre-match shirts in the warm-up and altinha in the campaign. UK prices, Real's next fixtures and where to watch them.
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Real Madrid, adidas and the Brazilian fashion label FARM Rio released a joint collection on 14 October 2026. Four pieces are already on adidas.co.uk: the jersey and the track top at £100 each, and the track bottoms and the hoodie at £85 each. Instead of the famous white, you get tropical flowers on bottle green.
This is not just something to wear in the stands. According to the Brazilian outlet MKT Esportivo, Real's players will warm up in pre-match shirts from this line before their Champions League game against Roma and before Sevilla at the Bernabéu on 18 October. Roma kick off tonight at 8pm UK time, so you can see the collection on the pitch this evening.
Four pieces on adidas.co.uk, prices as of 14 October 2026:
Real Madrid Farm Jersey (KG5378), green: £100
Real Madrid Farm Track Top (KG5377), green, full zip: £100
Real Madrid Farm Track Tracksuit Bottoms (KG5376), green: £85
Real Madrid Farm Hoodie Sweatshirt (KG5379), beige: £85
The full set costs £370. MKT Esportivo also mentions a cap, a tote bag and a scarf, which are not on adidas.co.uk. The official Real Madrid store charges UK customers in pounds but did not show the collection on its UK homepage on launch day.
The jersey is not a match shirt. It is a loose, soft knit tee with a polo collar and three stripes on the shoulders. Footy Headlines describes it as dark green with large pink flowers and a white collar with pink stripes. adidas sells it as a lifestyle piece and pitches it at the blokecore look: a football shirt with jeans.
FARM Rio added camouflage-inspired patterns and tone-on-tone prints. The hoodie is beige terry, and according to Footy Headlines it has FARM Rio lettering on the back. One correction to some of the social posts: this is not a white collection. White survives only in the details. The base is green.
FARM Rio is a Rio de Janeiro label known for colourful botanical prints. It has worked with adidas since 2014, the year Brazil hosted the World Cup, celebrated ten years of the partnership in 2024 and has already designed a collection for Flamengo.
The timing in Madrid is deliberate. On 6 October FARM Rio opened a space on Calle José Ortega y Gasset. FashionUnited describes it as a three-month pop-up, a test run for the Spanish market.
The collection nods to the Brazilians who shaped the club:
Roberto Carlos (1996 to 2007): three Champions League titles, and the assist for Zidane's famous volley in the 2002 final
Ronaldo (2002 to 2007): LaLiga champion in his first season, top scorer in 2003/04 with 25 goals
Kaká (2009 to 2013): the 2011/12 title, the season Real reached 100 points, and the 2011 Copa del Rey
Marcelo (2007 to 2022): 25 trophies with Real, including five Champions Leagues, the most in club history. He was the first foreign captain since 1904
Real have four Brazilians in the 2026/27 squad: Vinícius Júnior (7), Rodrygo (11), Éder Militão (3) and Endrick, back from his loan at Lyon and now wearing the number 9.
Two of them are out for now. Rodrygo is recovering from a knee injury picked up in March and is not expected back before early 2027. Militão is training with the squad again after a muscle injury, but José Mourinho, Real's coach since June, said before Roma that he needs a couple more weeks. Vinícius is the one you will see most, on the pitch and in the campaign.
The campaign was shot on a beach. Vinícius Júnior, Jude Bellingham and Arda Güler play altinha with Real's women's players Merle Frohms and Maëlle Lakrar.
Altinha is a beach game from Rio. Players stand in a circle and keep the ball off the sand. No teams, no goals, no score. FARM Rio designer Dani Moritz says love for a team, like the craft and nature in the brand's prints, is handed down from generation to generation.
Kick-off times are UK time. The clocks go back on the night of 24 to 25 October.
Wed 14 October, 8pm: Roma v Real Madrid, Champions League. First outing for the FARM Rio pre-match shirts
Sun 18 October, 8pm: Real Madrid v Sevilla, LaLiga. Second warm-up in the collection
Wed 21 October, 8pm: Real Madrid v RB Leipzig, Champions League
Sun 25 October, 8pm: Barcelona v Real Madrid, LaLiga. El Clásico at Camp Nou, first day of GMT
Sun 1 November, 3.15pm: Racing Santander v Real Madrid, LaLiga
Wed 4 November, 5.45pm: AEK Athens v Real Madrid, Champions League
Sat 7 November, 8pm: Valencia v Real Madrid, LaLiga
Sun 22 November: Real Madrid v Celta Vigo, LaLiga, time to be confirmed
Tue 24 November, 8pm: Real Madrid v PSV Eindhoven, Champions League
Sun 29 November: Real Madrid v Alavés, LaLiga, time to be confirmed
The international break runs from 9 to 17 November, so Real have two weeks off between Valencia and Celta.
LaLiga is on Premier Sports in 2026/27, and Disney+ shows one Saturday night match. The Champions League is on TNT Sports, with Amazon Prime Video taking one top Tuesday match per round. BBC Sport has highlights of both.
The jersey will probably be the most sought-after piece, since it is the only one you will see before matches. Most people will see it on TV at the Clásico on 25 October, so if you want a popular size, do not wait until then.
The fit is relaxed. adidas recommends your usual size, and the model in the photos is 185 cm tall and wears an M.
None of Soleback's UK partners stocks the collection yet, and adidas UK is not part of the programme. Check Soleback promotions for current offers, and the browser extension will remind you when cashback is available.
You want what the players wear in the warm-up: the jersey at £100. It is the only piece you will see at the Bernabéu
You want something for every day, not just match day: the hoodie at £85. Beige terry goes with most wardrobes, and the club touch is subtle
You want the full tracksuit: track top and bottoms together for £185
You are on a budget: older adidas x FARM Rio pieces without the Real crest are also on adidas.co.uk/farm
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