The best Premier League kits of the 2026/27 season From classic patterns to unexpected colour combinations
The countdown to the new Premier League season has begun, with the world's most followed and renowned football competition ready to return. Between surprises, new rules and emerging trends, the 2026/27 campaign is already set to deliver plenty of stories. Starting, of course, with the kits. Heritage and tradition will shape the league's visual identity, but brands have not abandoned their creative ambitions, introducing unexpected designs through bold colours, innovative patterns and fresh interpretations of football aesthetics. These are our favourite jerseys.
Arsenal - adidas - Away jersey
Some designs never go out of style. That applies to football too, as shown by the return of the iconic Bruised Banana pattern, revived by adidas for Arsenal's 2026/27 Away jersey. No matter how many times it is reimagined, it never loses its appeal.
Chelsea - Nike - Away jersey
The standout campaign of the entire European football pre-season accompanied the launch of Chelsea's new Nike Away jersey. There’s little room for debate. The striking interplay of light and shadow highlights both the depth of the black base and the refined gold details that elevate the kit with understated elegance.
Sunderland - hummel - Home jersey
Sunderland are preparing for their first European campaign in 53 years, and for the occasion hummel has dipped deep into the club's archives. The 2026/27 Home jersey pays tribute to the shirt worn during Sunderland's 1937 FA Cup triumph. Clean, refined and packed with thoughtful details: the modern club crest has been reworked inside a classic shield, the 1937 badge appears on the back of the neck, the FA Cup final starting XI is printed inside the collar, while an elegant jacquard pattern runs across the fabric, subtly recreating an "S" through the iconic handles of the FA Cup trophy.
Everton - Castore - Away jersey
Speaking of clean aesthetics, Castore embraced a minimalist approach for Everton's Away jersey. Delicate amber and blue pinstripes break up the crisp white base, while the same colour palette is echoed on the collar and sleeve cuffs, giving the kit a refined and understated finish.
Brentford - Joma - Home jersey
Sustainability sits at the heart of Brentford's new Home jersey, created in collaboration with Joma. The club will wear the same shirt not only throughout the 2026/27 season but also during the 2027/28 campaign, reinforcing its commitment to reducing waste. The iconic red and white stripes are accented with honey-yellow details—a nod to the club's nickname, The Bees—while the jersey itself is made from recycled polyester produced from repurposed PET plastic bottles.
Liverpool - adidas - Home jersey
Liverpool and adidas have tapped into the club's late-'80s and early-'90s heritage with the Reds' new 2026/27 Home jersey. The geometric graphic, featuring irregular white inserts breaking up the iconic all-red base, is a direct tribute to the shirt worn by Liverpool between 1989 and 1991.
Hull City - Oxen Sports - Home jersey
Hull City return to the Premier League with one of the season's most unexpected technical partners, Oxen Sports. We explored the story behind the emerging brand in this article. As for the Home jersey, the focus is on a clean and refined design that brings the club's iconic black and amber stripes back to centre stage. The standout detail, however, is the return of the historic "HCAFC" wordmark—used between 1975 and 1979—which replaces the traditional tiger crest that has long been synonymous with the club.
Fulham - adidas - Away jersey
By now, the biggest aesthetic trend of this Premier League season is impossible to miss: the revival of iconic kits from the past. Fulham and adidas fully embrace that direction, bringing back the club's red-and-black checkerboard pattern last seen in the 1996/97 season and reworking it with a more fluid, contemporary look. One final touch makes the kit even bolder: it is paired with red shorts and matching red socks, completing one of the season's most striking surprise looks.
Manchester United - adidas - Away jersey
Some colours become inseparable from a club's identity, even if they have never been part of its official palette. For Manchester United, that colour is blue, which adidas has chosen as the foundation of the new Away jersey. The standout feature is the tonal vertical stripe running across the front, adding depth without overpowering the design. The club's iconic red isn't forgotten either, combining with white to bring the collar and sleeve cuffs to life.
Manchester City - PUMA - Home jersey
The 2026/27 season marks the beginning of a new era for Manchester City, defined by two major changes: Pep Guardiola's departure and the introduction of a gradient effect on the new Home jersey. PUMA has reimagined the club's iconic sky blue with a smooth fade into white towards the bottom of the shirt, creating a seamless visual transition with the shorts and socks for one of the boldest kit concepts of the season.