Every 2026/27 Premier League kit ranked: All 20 strips rated from best to worst

The 2026/27 Premier League season kicks off with Arsenal's defense of their title against promoted Coventry City. Each of the 20 teams will be wearing fresh kits this season, ranked from best to worst. Arsenal boasts a sensational trio of kits, with the third most impressive. Manchester United again delivers superb kits, particularly the collared home jersey.

Ipswich Town's away jersey is among the best for the new season. Nottingham Forest makes a bold color and pattern choice, inspired by their pre-match anthem. Brighton opts for simple, sleek stripes, with their third kit being a unique design inspired by Brighton's waters. Coventry's home kit is a winner, while the away kit is quite pleasing.

Leeds nails two good kits, except for the overpowering Red Bull logo. Manchester City uses a lighter shade of blue for their kit, with the away kit featuring bee imprints. Everton presents two solid designs, with the away kit being tasteful. Tottenham's home kit is classic, though the away jersey is controversial. Chelsea's minimal design grows on fans, though the large badge is a drawback.

Aston Villa's home jersey looks nice, while the other kit features a cool mosaic design. Brentford showcases three kits with different design elements, with the second looking nice. Bournemouth's home kit is strong, but the away kit is likely to be marked down. Liverpool's kits are rarely eye-catching, with a bus seat pattern on the home jersey and a clean away kit.

Hull's vintage-style home kit and 1990s away kit are decent. Sunderland's red-and-white home jersey and Elvis Presley-inspired away kit are criticized. Fulham's white home kit is safe, while the red-and-black away jersey and third kit are questionable. Crystal Palace's home kit caused fan anger, but the away kit is better. Newcastle's home kit is one of the worst in Premier League history, though the away kit is solid.