The Premier League is back and with the season underway, it's also a chance to look at the kits for all 20 teams. With there being so much to look at, I graded home and away looks separately, ranking them from one to twenty, then averaged them together for final rankings and was pretty surprised how many teams ended up having one great kit but then one that didn't work for me. In a scenario where teams are looking to appeal to everyone, I guess having drastic differences makes sense, except there were far too many black or white shirts for my liking.
But let's get to looking at what all the Premier League teams will be wearing this season. A team with a consistent look, Brighton's blue and white stripes fit well on a home kit to make it look well done. What separates this look from some of the similar ones around the league is that the Seagulls went narrower with their stripes.
Add in an away that's almost the same thing but an inverse, and while it's a simple design, it's one that works. We're delighted to unveil our new @NikeFootball home & away kits, available online now! 😍 A club on the up, Brentford's away look has a lot in common with Brighton, but the black and white, based on suit tailoring, is just lovely. Your Away Kit, your way 🪡Join us at the Hive Superstore tomorrow from 10am–6pm, and enjoy complimentary embroidery with every 2026/27 Away Shirt purchase.
T&Cs apply. pic.twitter.com/eMxW3yE71k Going to their home threads, Brentford have done the unthinkable, and they'll wear this look for two consecutive seasons, it's not something that factored into ranking, as again, contrasting stripes are a great look, but we love to see it. Two seasons. ❤️🤍 Continuing our commitment to affordability and sustainability, our new home shirt will be worn through to the end of 2027-28. Prices remain frozen across replica and authentic shirts. pic.twitter.com/kalQatq9Lj Liverpool's candy kits are iconic, and this season they've pulled some design elements from that to make a great all-around kit.
The away isn't as strong, but overall, it's still a solid use of a white kit as we start getting into groups of teams who have serious gaps between their home and away looks. an icon reimagined. ❤️introducing the Liverpool FC home kit 26/27. Leeds United's home look has a lot in common with Japan's away World Cup kit, that was a great kit, so there's nothing wrong with that. The away is pretty basic, with just having a yellow shirt making the Red Bull sponsor the star of it.
Leeds United and Adidas release their 2026/27 home shirt. Clean. pic.twitter.com/Isp1hj9ad6 Given Villa's colors, it's hard to go wrong with their home kit, and yet again, the Claret and Blue do the job with the nice touch of a collar as well. It's a solid look that's well complemented by their away kit.
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