Best and worst Premier League jerseys this season: Ranking the best kits, from Fulham style to Bournemouth horror

The Premier League 2026/27 season has seen a diverse range of kits, from the celestial Liverpool home offering to the more subdued Sunderland away kit. Liverpool's cherry-red design features lighter shades and comet-like triangular dashes, symbolizing the team's success from the late-1980s to early-1990s. Sunderland's away kit incorporates a mix of their signature palette and even pays homage to Elvis Presley, who was a fan of the club.

The team's home kit, on the other hand, is a simple yet effective design reminiscent of their first FA Cup-winning kit in 1937. Hull City returned to the top-flight with a local company, OXEN Sports, creating a heritage piece that pays homage to the team's 1970s jerseys, featuring an all-white sleeve and collar design. Fulham took a risk with their away kit, opting for a checkerboard pattern inspired by their 1996/97 offering from Le Coq Sportif and featuring their monogram logo.

While the home kit lacks flair, the away kit has been well-received. Tottenham's home kit, like Fulham's home kit, lacks verve and features a predominantly white design with hints of diagonal pattern.