With pre-season friendlies under way and the new English top-flight campaign right around the corner, clubs across the Premier League have unveiled their latest home, away, and third kits.
From high-profile manufacturer changes to front-of-shirt sponsor developments, here is everything you need to know about the 2026/27 Premier League jerseys.
Who Has the Best Uniform? 2026/27 Premier League Kit Rankings
Ranking kit designs is inherently subjective, but fan consensus and sports media rankings point to a few standout designs leading the pack this season:
1. Arsenal (Home): Designed as a tribute to the 20th anniversary of the Gunners moving into Emirates Stadium, featuring a bespoke crewneck collar inspired by the stadium's sweeping roof design.
2. Manchester City (Home): A fresh take celebrating club history, featuring a smooth color gradient transitioning from sky blue down to clean white.
3. Newcastle United (Away): Incorporates retro 1990s throwback elements with classic navy and burgundy horizontal hoops.
4. Liverpool (Away): Brings back a classic yellow base shade complemented by deep night navy and white detailing.
5. Tottenham Hotspur (Third): Embraces mid-2000s nostalgic retro aesthetic with off-center badges and bold geometric patterning.
Who is the Front-of-Shirt Sponsor for Chelsea?
Chelsea's shirt sponsorship saga has been one of the most followed commercial stories in European football:
The 2025/26 Sponsor: Chelsea finalized a multi-year deal with Swedish Industrial AI company IFS as their official front-of-shirt sponsor.
Details: The IFS logo featured on both the men’s and women’s match shirts through the second half of the season.
Long-Term Plan: From the 2026/27 cycle onward, IFS transitions into Chelsea's global technology partner, allowing the Blues to negotiate a new dedicated front-of-shirt primary partner while retaining IFS on a lucrative commercial package.
Premier League Kit Manufacturers (2026/27 Breakdown)
The 2026/27 Premier League brand landscape sees one giant taking up almost half the league:
| Manufacturer | Number of Clubs | Clubs Represented |
| adidas 🇩🇪 | 8 (40%) | Arsenal, Aston Villa, Fulham, Leicester City, Liverpool, Manchester United, Newcastle United, Nottingham Forest |
| Nike 🇺🇸 | 3 | Chelsea, Brighton & Hove Albion, Tottenham Hotspur |
| Hummel 🇩🇰 | 3 | Everton, Ipswich Town, Southampton |
| PUMA 🇩🇪 | 2 | Manchester City, Crystal Palace |
| Castore / Umbro / Others | 4 | Wolverhampton Wanderers, Bournemouth, West Ham (EFL), Brentford |
Premier League Third Kits & Design Trends
Third kits continue to serve as the canvas for creative, lifestyle-oriented fashion crossovers:
2000s Nostalgia (Total 90 Aesthetics): Nike and adidas have heavily leaned into mid-2000s vintage designs, reviving centered club crests, metallic accents, and retro collar styles.
Eclectic Color Schemes: Expect to see bold third kit combinations, ranging from pastel mint green and solar pink to electric violet and metallic bronze.
Streetwear Crossovers: Major manufacturers are increasingly releasing matching lifestyle capsule collections (e.g., tracksuits, oversized tees, and windbreakers) alongside official matchday third jerseys.
