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Every 2026/27 Premier League Kit Ranked: From Instant Classics to Fashion Regrets

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Every 2026/27 Premier League Kit Ranked: From Instant Classics to Fashion Regrets

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The 2026/27 Premier League season kicks off on Friday as Arsenal begin the defence of their title against promoted Coventry City. Following a busy summer dominated by the Fifa World Cup, fans are ready to return to club football with all 20 Premier League teams sporting fresh kits for the new campaign.

Arsenal (adidas)
Sensational trio of kits for the champions. The home kit is familiar, the away kit is inspired by the 1991 'bruised banana' colours, and the third kit features serene shades and a well-put-together design.

Manchester United (adidas)
Superb once again with proper collars making a comeback. The away colours are eye-catching and top work overall.

Ipswich Town (Umbro)
The home jersey features simple colours, while the cream away shirt with red and black stripes is a standout design.

Nottingham Forest (adidas)
A bold colour and pattern choice inspired by the club's pre-match anthem, Mull Of Kintyre. The dark green away jersey with leafy patterns is also really good.

Brighton (Nike)
Featuring simple, sleek stripes, alongside a unique third kit inspired by the local waters surrounding Brighton.

Coventry (Hummel)
The Sky Blues make a welcome return to the top flight with a winning home kit and an easy-on-the-eye away kit.

Leeds United (adidas)
Two really good kits that might have topped the pile if not for the overpowering Red Bull logo.

Manchester City (Puma)
A lighter shade of blue highlights the home shirt, while the black and yellow away kit features bee imprints recognising the symbol of Manchester.

Everton (Castore)
Two unoffensive and solid designs, particularly the tasteful away kit with blue and yellow stripes.

Tottenham (Nike)
A strong, classic home kit paired with an away jersey that is bound to divide opinions.

Chelsea (Nike)
Minimalist blue and black designs that grow on you, though the large badge in the middle divides opinion.

Aston Villa (adidas)
A nice home jersey accompanied by a third kit featuring a cool mosaic design of Villa Park.

Brentford (Joma)
Three distinct kits, with the second kit featuring subtle stripes in a solid all-round effort.

Bournemouth (Hummel)
A strong red-and-black home identity, though the away kit may face hefty markdowns later.

Liverpool (adidas)
Improved under adidas, though the home jersey features an unfortunate bus seat pattern alongside a clean away kit.

Hull City (Oxen)
A vintage-style home kit with a large white collar and a 1990s-vibe away kit for their return to the top flight.

Sunderland (Hummel)
A simple red-and-white home jersey with a collar, contrasted by a shocking second kit supposedly inspired by an Elvis Presley song.

Fulham (adidas)
A safe and nice main white kit, though the red-and-black away jersey and third kit leave much to be desired.

Crystal Palace (Macron)
The home kit caused fan anger on social media for being poorly received, making the much better black away kit a popular alternative.

Newcastle United (adidas)
A home shirt likely to rank among the worst in the Premier League, which a solid away kit cannot save.

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