Red and white separated diagonally, one of the most recognisable shirts in French football. The shirt AS Monaco page brings together the home, away and third kits, children's versions, Prematch and training shirts, as well as pieces Kappa from past seasons, from the goalkeeper shirt to the puffer jacket.
The diagonal of Louis-II, to wear everywhere.
Founded in 1924 from the merger of several clubs from the Principality and Beausoleil, AS Monaco adopted the red and white of the Grimaldi family. The diagonal appeared in 1960, just after the club's first Coupe de France, won 4-2 after extra time against Saint-Étienne: according to the club's history, the kit was redesigned by Princess Grace, who replaced the vertical stripes with this iconic diagonal. Worn from 1960-1961, it immediately accompanied the club's first French championship title in 1961.
To discover more French kits, the Olympique de Marseille page gathers the shirts from the Vélodrome, the Paris Saint-Germain page showcases those from the capital club, the Olympique Lyonnais page features the OL kits, the Lille OSC page presents the Dogues' kits, and the RC Lens page highlights the blood and gold. The entire league is brought together on the Ligue 1 page.
From 2019 to 2025, Kappa dressed AS Monaco: items from this period, such as the Kombat home shirt Pro, the goalkeeper's Kombat shirt, or the pre-match jacket, remain popular for their slim fit and style. Since July 1, 2025, Mizuno has taken over for five years: the Japanese brand provides match and training shirts and develops lifestyle collections for supporters. The diagonal remains at the heart of the home shirt, reinterpreted each year by the supplier without ever disappearing.
Beyond match shirts, Monaco apparel is also worn during training. The Prematch shirt is worn for warm-ups before kick-off, while the training shirt is used for sessions throughout the week at the La Turbie performance centre. The tops and training trousers from the Kappa Pro ranges complete the outfit for running in cool weather. The home shorts, available in adult or children's sizes, and the matching socks allow for the full player outfit, from collar to ankles, for a club match or a friendly tournament.
Supporters from the Rock can look forward to Black Friday in the club promotions, then the end-of-year festivities, perfect for gifting the diagonal to a young fan. The winter sales coincide with the return phase of Ligue 1, before the French Days in spring. With the summer sales and the resumption of training, the Stock Clearance is the ideal place to snag a Kappa piece from a past season.
The club plays at the Louis-II stadium, inaugurated on January 25, 1985 by prince Rainier III in the Fontvieille district, on land reclaimed from the sea. It replaces the old stadium of the same name, opened in 1939.
Being French champion for the first time in 1961, Monaco has also been crowned in 1978, 1982, 1988, 1997, 2000 and 2017. The club also reached the Champions League final in 2004.
No, Kappa shirts from the Kombat range are very close-fitting, while the supporter version of Mizuno has a more classic cut. For an old Kappa, take one size up if you are looking for comfort.
Yes, it’s a real technical shirt, cut close to the body to avoid hindering dives. It can be worn in match situations as well as for training, with either trousers or goalkeeper shorts.
Yes, the children's home shirt replicates the red and white diagonal of the adult model, complete with the badge and sponsors. When paired with the children's shorts, it forms a complete outfit for both the club and playground.