July 20, 2026

‘Arrow’ Debuts a New Suit for Season 4 — and It’s Badass!

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How cool is this?!

Arrow unveiled a brand-new suit for their titular hero in the show’s upcoming fourth season at Saturday night’s Warner Bros. TV’s Night of DC Entertainment at Comic-Con – and the costume is awesome. Dare we say badass?

The new version of the Arrow suit harkens back to the comics, most notably the New 52, with its shortened sleeves, atom arm guards and the added leather details.

Created by the awesome “Arrow” costume designer Maya Mani, who has designed the suits for Arsenal, Black Canary, Speedy and the Atom, this renewed suit is clearly the next step to Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell) getting closer to becoming the Green Arrow.

Let’s just hope none of the season 4 villains aim for the Arrow’s arms, especially the just-cast “big bad” Damien Darhk!

Fans were also treated to a sizzle reel catching them up on all the action leading to this point in the journey, which ended with Oliver and Felicity leaving Starling City and driving off into the sunset. How Oliver (and Felicity) get back to crime-fighting is one of our looming questions!

Production has yet to begin on season 4 of Arrow, but the writers posted an Instagram pic of Amell and co-stars Emily Bett Rickards, David Ramsey and Willa Holland following the first table read of the Season.

What do you think of the Arrow’s new look? Tell us your thoughts and comments…

Arrow returns Oct. 7 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on The CW

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