Following yesterday’s quick teaser video, Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures have finally unveiled our first full look at Tom Holland’s amazing new suit for Spider‑Man: Brand New Day!
The new suit seems to draw clear inspiration from his Spidey brethren Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield, who also sported suits with the raised webs and darker red and blue tones, albeit with its own modifications, including what appear to be much larger webshooters.
This latest costume does a pretty good job striking a balance between nostalgic homage and a fresh, grounded take on Spider‑Man’s classic aesthetic. The red hue is deeper and more matte-than-ever, while the navy blue sections carry a fine mesh texture reminiscent of Garfield’s second suit design. Plus, the raised black webbing—echoing the original silhouetted lines of Maguire’s Raimi-era suit—is a clear stylistic callback. The spider emblem on the chest is bigger and more angular, providing a slight update over the final suit from Spider-Man: No Way Home, which merged the bold Raimi-style logo with sleek, modern design cues from Holland’s Home trilogy suits.
Most notably, this is the first time since his homemade suit that Holland’s Spider-Man is wearing a suit that he himself made. The somewhat controversial Tony Stark designs are gone and in their place is a suit that reflects Peter Parker’s resilience and self-reliance, a fitting evolution for a character now fully on his own after the memory-wiping events of No Way Home. With no one in the world remembering who Peter is, the grounded approach signals a thematic reset with a more grounded approach - something that fans have long been calling for.
Filming began today in Glasgow, Scotland, which once again stands in for New York. Set photos have started surfacing online, so be on the lookout throughout the weekend for even more shots of Holland's new suit.
While plot details are still tightly guarded, the title Brand New Day is a nod to the 2008 comic book storyline that rebooted Peter Parker’s life following a major continuity reset. That arc famously erased Peter’s marriage to Mary Jane and reintroduced him as a single, struggling hero with a fresh rogues’ gallery. While the film is not a direct adaptation, the parallels are clear: this is a Peter Parker rebuilding his life from scratch, and the new suit represents that rebirth as he tackles a whole new challenge with an all-new set of friends and foes.
In addition to Holland (Spider-Man: No Way Home, The Impossible), the supporting cast consists of Zendaya (Euphoria, Dune), Jacob Batalon (Spider-Man: Homecoming, Reginald the Vampire), Sadie Sink (Stranger Things, The Whale), Liza Colón-Zayas (The Bear, David Makes Man), Jon Bernthal (The Punisher, The Wolf of Wall Street), Mark Ruffalo (The Avengers, Spotlight), and Michael Mando (Better Call Saul, Spider-Man: Homecoming).
The film is directed by Destin Daniel Cretton (Shang Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings; Short Term 12), with a screenplay from longtime Spider-Man scribes Chris McKenna and Erik Sommers. It picks up after the multiversal chaos of the previous entry and positions Peter back as a street-level hero in New York City, where he'll cross paths with The Incredible Hulk and The Punisher.
The upcoming film will be the final MCU feature before the Avengers: Doomsday, but it's believed the new film will be relatively standalone in feature, although we'd be shocked if it didn't at least set the stage for the highly anticipated mega blockbuster coming our way in December 2026.
The response to yesterday's teaser was overwhelmingly positive, with many praising it as Holland’s best look yet (even with only a minor sneak peek), so we'd imagine today's full reveal will also be received exceedingly well. From the raised webbing, the comic-accurate color palette, and the character-driven symbolism, it’s a look that bridges generations of Spider-Man storytelling and paves the way for a new beginning!
Spider‑Man: Brand New Day swings into theaters on July 31, 2026.