The 24/25 third away kit pays heartfelt tribute to Tottenham’s N17 heritage, drawing inspiration from the legendary “Seven Sisters”—a ring of seven ancient trees in South Tottenham with a history dating back to the 1300s. Subtle tree-pattern prints adorn the enamel green jersey, echoing the local legend of seven sisters who planted the original elms, while connecting the club to its community roots. This green hue also evokes nostalgia for Spurs’ 2019 Champions League final run, a cherished memory for fans.

Visually, the kit merges retro charm with modern flair. Behind the iconic cockerel crest on the left chest lies a subtle retro shield, engraved with seven trees and the club’s Latin motto “Audere Est Facere” (“To dare is to do”). A vertical double inverted swoosh (a signature of Nike’s “Together We Rise” collection) adorns the right side, symbolizing the rise of women’s football. AIA’s logo adapts to a white tone to fit the green base, complemented by white and yellow trim on collars and cuffs.

Performance and sustainability are central. Crafted with Nike’s Dri-FIT ADV technology, the jersey uses body-mapping and 4D data to enhance breathability and moisture-wicking. The replica version is made of 100% recycled polyester. Notably, no sleeve partner logos are featured, focusing on pure design. Launched under the “Dare to Play” slogan, it stars players like Destiny Udogie and Beth England in its promotional film.

Available via Spurs and Nike’s official channels (priced £85 for replicas, £125 for elite versions), the kit quickly sparked fan discussions. More than matchwear, it unites local heritage, gender equality advocacy, and athletic excellence, embodying Tottenham’s enduring spirit of daring and community bond.