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Published 10:57 30 Jul 2016 BST
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Defender Nacho Monreal was there sporting the club's new third kit which manufacturers PUMA say was designed with an ultra-modern feel.
Apparently it's a 'dark peacoat hue', with flashed of Safety Yellow along the sleeves and cuffs, shorts, and in the block colour socks.
Right back Bellerin has taken a shine to the new shirts and said: “I’m loving the new Away and Cup Kits for this season. I’m pretty into fashion so I think the Away Kit is great – the shirt has a cool collar and pinstripes, what else could you want?
"I really like the colours in the Cup Kit too – the Safety Yellow details will definitely help us stand out on pitch!”
Bellerin wasn't the only one enraptured by the new kits...
https://twitter.com/jojoldn/status/759305730268823552
https://twitter.com/astur7/status/759305667152867328
https://twitter.com/ilikejaffacakes/status/759305484344123392
https://twitter.com/Fiz_R/status/759304874886516736
https://twitter.com/JamesHarms94/status/759303182690516992
https://twitter.com/MattWShore/status/759303056399933440
https://twitter.com/MatthewClare7/status/759302506623164416
https://twitter.com/JAMZINO510/status/759301855549747200
Still, there's always someone who has to take the piss...
Arsenal are out in the US on their pre-season tour where they will play Chivas de Guadalajara in the early hours of Monday morning GMT.@br_uk @pumafootball They really need a fourth kit , just because Arsenal and fourth place go together like Giroud and Carthorses.
— Coach Ed (@CoachEd15) 30 July 2016
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