Premier League kits 2025/26 are dropping thick and fast already.
Shirts a huge business these days and the journey of the football shirt, particularly within the Premier League era, is a fascinating narrative of evolving design, technological advancement, and burgeoning commercialism
From vibrant, often audacious patterns of the early 90s, when manufacturers truly began to experiment with colour and graphic-heavy aesthetics, we've witnessed a gradual shift over time.
Kits have moved from simple garments to high-performance apparel, embracing breathable synthetic fabrics, ergonomic fits, and intricate detailing, with this development transforming jersies from mere team identifiers into sophisticated pieces of sportswear, reflecting both the club's heritage and contemporary fashion sensibilities.
The popularity of shirt collecting has exploded from a niche pursuit into a global phenomenon, too – and these days, it's part of the game that every club brings out three new shirts every year (or four, if you're special), with football shirts considered fashion for many.
Truly, we're living in a golden era in which some of the 2025/26 vintage may one day be considered among the greatest football shirts of all time one day – and no, that's not an exaggeration.
FourFourTwo are here to bring you the rundown of each and every kit from all 20 clubs, from the leaks and rumours to releases that drop all the way up to September.
Premier League kits 2025/26: All the info we have on shirts for next season
Arsenal
Arsenal 2025/26 home kit
The Arsenal 2025/26 home kit draws inspiration from the club's successful shirts of the 1970s, featuring a rounded collar reminiscent of that era.
The design prominently incorporates a tonal, all-over graphic of the 'A' logo from Arsenal's 'Victoria Concordia Crescit' badge on the red fabric, and additionally, the name 'Arsenal' is displayed in a classic font on the back of the neck: lovely touch, there.
This new kit marks a return to a straightforward red and white colour scheme, simplifying the design after recent seasons that included blue and gold accents: and it's a back-to-basics approach that Arteta might have to look for on the pitch, too.
Arsenal away kit for 2025/26
Arsenal have unveiled their 2025/26 away kit which has seen Adidas revive a '90s classic. Featuring two shades of blue and the iconic lightning bolt pattern from the 1995/96 season, worn by the likes of Tony Adams, Ian Wright and Dennis Bergkamp.
The lightning bolt is a recurring motif, appearing in the crest of the Royal Arsenal Gatehouse, where the club originally formed in Woolwich, and making it into multiple shirt designs from both Nike and Adidas over the years.
Arsenal third kit for 2025/26
Rumours abound that the next Arsenal third kit will borrow heavily from the club's away offering for the 2007/08 season.
In December, a potential leak showed a smart white shirt with maroon and gold trim, similar to the one worn by Arsene Wenger's team as they challenged for the Premier League title, with Emmanuel Adebayor their leading scorer.
Aston Villa
Aston Villa home kit for 2025/26
Aston Villa's kit for the 2025/26 season sees the Midlanders continuing their deal with Adidas and features the usual claret and blue design with golden cuff detailing, in a nod to the grand facade of Villa Park's iconic Holte End
Aston Villa away kit for 2025/26
The Villa away top for next season has got cult classic written all over it. While it keeps things refreshingly simple, it's meaner than last year's navy, while Adidas has injected some architectural flair, with this one apparently taking cues from Birmingham's iconic Bullring.
You can really see it in that subtle dotted pattern – a slick nod to the shopping centre that makes this shirt stand out without shouting about it. The light blue detailing against the black is just spot on, too.
And seriously, have you seen the badge? That touch of blue lining around it is just pure class. Villa looked incredibly sharp in that navy and silver number last season, especially under the European lights, and this new black and light blue beauty has all the potential to deliver that same level of cool.
Aston Villa third kit for 2025/26
A FootyHeadlines leak has revealed that Aston Villa's off-white third kit, with claret and blue trim, will have a stained-glass-inspired pattern. As an Adidas elite team for next season, the manufacturer's Trefoil logo will also be used.
Bournemouth
Bournemouth home kit for 2025/26
Bournemouth have launched their kit for the 2025/26 campaign, with Umbro again on on manufacturing duties.
The familiar red and black stripes are present, as is 'a subtle sand-textured pattern woven into each stripe,' a nod to the town's coastline.
Umbro have been the Cherries' kit supplier since 2017 and signed a five-year extension to that deal in 2021, which will take them until the end of the 2025/26 season.
Bournemouth away kit for 2025/26
Little is known about the Bournemouth away shirt for next season, aside from it being produced by Umbro.
Bournemouth third kit for 2025/26
Little is known about the Bournemouth third shirt for next season, aside from it being produced by Umbro.
Brentford
Brentford home kit for 2025/26
After two years of wearing the same home kit – in refreshing contrast to most other clubs – Brentford have confirmed their new home shirt for the new season.
The Bees' deal with Umbro has now ended and there's a new kit supplier in town at the Gtech Community Stadium: Joma have just released the Bees' new home shirt. As you'd expect, it features red and white stripes and celebrates 100 years of Brentford players sporting that particular design.
Brentford away kit for 2025/26
Brentford's have gone for the lesser-spotted brown and gold look for their new away kit, as they go down the nickname route and celebrate their connection to bees and nature.
Bee-wing pattersn are seen across the shirt along with a single Brentford bee badge, lus a special bee logo on the back and sleeves.
Brentford third kit for 2025/26
Little is known about the Brentford third shirt for next season.
Brighton & Hove Albion
Brighton & Hove Albion home kit for 2025/26
Yep, that's definitely a Brighton shirt, isn't it?
Nike don't exactly push the boat out for teams who aren't considered their biggest hitters – and sometimes they don't even go all out for them – meaning that Brighton's shirts over the last few years have been decidedly hit-and-miss. This one falls under the category of “safe without having the wow factor”.
The collar follows Nike's recent asymmetrical trend (it's not for us), while Albion themselves note that this one “features hyper turq for the first time” (turquoise, we think), though the shade only really features under the arms and on the Swoosh. Still, thick stripes are back and it's inoffensive enough.
Brighton & Hove Albion away kit for 2025/26
If a lack of purple football kits in recent years - other than Fiorentina, of course - has grinded your gears, then this one will be tick your box.
Featuring two shades of purple in three thick stripes with a central badge and Swoosh, this one may well divide the fans, but it's good to see the Seagulls taking a swing.
Brighton & Hove Albion third kit for 2025/26
In recent seasons, Brighton have donned last season's away kit as the current season's third, meaning the stunning yellow-and-black striped effort of this term is set to return for another campaign.
There's nothing to dislike. The slightly-thicker-than-pinstripes look regal on this one, the touches of white are inspired and the pointy bits off the collar give us 2002 World Cup vibes. It's one of Brighton's best in recent seasons.
Burnley
Burnley home kit for 2025/26
Burnley are back in the Premier League and their new home shirt takes inspiration from 'the rugged landscape that surrounds Burnley'.
This seems to involve mapping and contour lines that are triggering memories of Year 10 geography classes, but, hey, it's something a bit different, isn't it?
Burnley away kit for 2025/26
Little is known about the Burnley away effort for next term.
Burnley third kit for 2025/26
Little is known about the Burnley third top for next season.
Chelsea
Chelsea home kit for 2025/26
The new Chelsea home kit sees the reintroduction of red and white, a choice that might initially raise eyebrows given its association with Tottenham and Arsenal. However, this is deeply rooted in the club's history, having graced iconic fan favourites like the 1994/95 home shirt and the 2018/19 Europa League winner, proving its place within the Blues' identity.
Following two seasons of notably weird designs – which both opted for an iridescent logo over a traditional crest – this kit marks a return to form. This back-to-basics approach genuinely feels like Chelsea, providing precisely what the club needs right now, both on and off the pitch. Nike has truly excelled with this one.
Chelsea away kit for 2025/26
Chelsea's new away kit is a trip down memory lane, arriving on a crisp white base with distinctive green and red pinstripes running through its core. This isn't just a random design: it's a clear nod to a proper cult classic from Chelsea's past, drawing inspiration from Hungary's legendary 'Magnificent Magyars' side.
The story goes that former boss Dave Sexton introduced an away strip as a direct tribute to that iconic Hungarian team back in the mid-1970s. This redesigned version keeps those central stripes a little less bold than the original, but it remains a truly touching homage to yesteryear.
Much like several beloved Chelsea away kits, the clean white design returns, with those subtle red and green dotted stripes really adding a smooth, sophisticated flair, already winning over the Blues fanbase online.
Chelsea third kit for 2024/25
Nike are using a familiar colour scheme for Chelsea's third kit, which will be predominately black, say FootyHeadlines, with elements of silver and blue. Umbro and Adidas did similar at several points earlier this century.
A classic crest, where the lion is intertwined with the club's initials (CFC), is expected to be used.
Crystal Palace
Crystal Palace home kit for 2025/26
Crystal Palace's home shirt for new season is again made by Macron and sees a return to solid, bold stripes after last year's more jazzy detailing.
The aforementioned stripes are slightly small and feature a white trim, alongside a white, red and blue v-neck.
Crystal Palace away kit for 2025/26
Palace have gone gold for their 2025/26 away kit, to celebrate last season's FA Cup victory. Given how long it takes to get a kit signed off and launched, the Eagles were extremely confident of landing the first major trophy in their history last season, or they've made a late pivot, but either way, this Macron effort features a buttoned collar with black detailing and their founding date of '1861' on their socks.
Crystal Palace third kit for 2025/26
Little is known about the Crystal Palace third shirt for next season.
Everton
Everton home kit for 2025/26
Castore have played it by the book when it comes to a football kit for the first season in a new stadium, haven't they?
It was obvious that Everton were going to have something inspired by their landmark first season at Hill Dickinson Stadium, with this new top reflecting the Mersey with an all-over wave pattern. Well, given that the new ground is also next to a sewage works, we can't wait for next season's shirt.
Everton away kit for 2025/26
Everton's 2025/26 away shirt features a nod to their new stadium, in particular the dockland herritage surrounding the Hill Dickinson Stadium.
Squint and you can see that this pastel yellow shirt has a Prince Rupert's Towner on the neck and a sleeve pattern that represents the railway line that served the docklands during their 19th century hayday.
Everton third kit for 2025/26
Little is known about the Everton third shirt for next season.
Fulham
Fulham home kit for 2025/26
Fulham's new home kit will once more be manufactured by Adidas and is a clean, simple design.
Obviously, it's white, and this year's effort features some black piping and accents, while he back of the shirt features an emblem of the Craven Cottage balcony ironwork and is available from August 1.
Fulham away kit for 2025/26
Little is known about the Fulham away shirt for next season.
Fulham third kit for 2025/26
Little is known about the Fulham third shirt for next season.
Leeds United
Leeds United home kit for 2025/26
Leeds United's home shirt is another Adidas effort and pays tribute to the Lowfields tunnel which fans pass through on their way into Elland Road, mimicking the yellow, blue and white tiling of the thoroughfare with a subtle colour and sleeve design.
Leeds United away kit for 2025/26
The new Leeds away kit celebrates the club's European history by replicating the blue effort which David O'Leary's team wore when they were tearing around the continent at the start of the 21st century. A host of club favourites from that era appeared in the launch video, including Nigel Martyn, Mark Viduka, Dominic Matteo, Ian Harte and Gary Kelly.
Leeds United third kit for 2025/26
Leeds' third shirt for next season is rumoured to be black. Little else is known of the shirt, including accent colours.
Liverpool
Liverpool home kit for 2025/26
Starting with next season, Adidas are taking over from Nike as Liverpool's kit supplier. The 2025/26 Liverpool home shirt will be strawberry red and employ a simple design akin to what Reds legends like Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher wore in 2006/07.
The most significant differences between then and now will be the lack of a collar and the use of a debossed graphic.
Liverpool away kit for 2025/26
The change in kit supplier brings further differences in the away kit, with Adidas striving to make a strong first impression.
According to Footy Headlines, the shirt will primarily be off-white – the colour officially being labelled 'Wonder White' – with black and, potentially, red accents and also feature a modified crest, as is the trend of late.
Think Liverpool 2010/11, and you probably won't be too far off the money.
Liverpool third kit for 2025/26
Another kit, another new crest, as the Footy Headlines prediction goes. This time, they believe it'll be a modern take on the crest featured on kits from 1987-1992, a period when Adidas previously partnered with the Reds.
The Liverpool 2025/26 third shirt itself is set to be a mint green, with white, black and mint green stripes on the collar – potentially shaping up to be a rerun of classic green Liverpool x Carlsberg shirts that have gone before, albeit with Standard Chartered expected to be on the front of this modern-day example.
Manchester City
Manchester City home kit for 2025/26
The Manchester City 2025/26 home kit reimagines the classic sash design, a feature prominent on away shirts – but this time, on the home for a change.
Puma have gone for the use of dark blue accents for the Puma branding and sponsor logos for a switch-up, too, providing a stronger contrast against the white sash. It's a gorgeous look.
Manchester City away kit for 2025/26
Manchester City's brooding away kit is an all-black design based on the club's first-known kit from 1884 and inspired by the club's Gorton origins.
Manchester City third kit for 2025/26
Despite strong rumours of a white away or third kit next season, City's third kit will in fact be black with white detailing, according to Footy Headlines. They won the Premier League with a black third kit in 2023-24.
Manchester United
Manchester United home kit for 2025/26
Manchester United's 2025/26 home kit arrives with a brilliant nod to their iconic home. Following the recent buzz around the proposed 100,000-seater ‘New Trafford’, this kit features a sleeve design directly inspired by the Theatre of Dreams itself. You'll spot the famous stadium roof subtly silhouetted in a black shadow on the sleeves – a classy touch for a ground United has called home since 1910.
But beyond that elegant stadium tribute, this kit is also clearly inspired by a true fan favourite: 1997's legendary ‘Cantona kit’. This is, without a doubt, the best thing Adidas has given United in years. It might just be their finest home kit under the German manufacturer, full stop.
Manchester United away kit for 2025/26
The away kit for the new season replicates the 'snowflake' design of the blue 1990-1992 away shirt. That period ushered in a new era of domination for United – with Amorim now at the helm, those at Old Trafford will be hoping for similar results.
This modern take is set to feature much larger "flakes" with the blue replaced by a light lavender, a simple devil badge, darker purple accents and shorts and an overlapping V-shaped collar.
Manchester United third kit for 2025/26
Again, potentially wanting to tap into previous successes to boost the mood around Old Trafford after a difficult season, FootyHeadlines report the Red Devils are looking to recreate the 1993/94 away shirt. Close your eyes and imagine Eric Cantona in an away shirt. Yeah, it's that one.
Going all in on the nostalgia, the Adidas badge will be a classic trefoil, on a black shirt with yellow and blue accents. The German manufacturers have stopped short of including the old "Sharp Viewcam" sponsor, however, given the amount of cash Snapdragon splash to have their name on the front of the shirt.
Newcastle United
Newcastle United home kit for 2025/26
Remember all that chatter about a "tartan" Newcastle shirt? Turns out, Adidas haven't gone and messed with the sacred Geordie stripes after all – thankfully. What we've got instead is a rather clever twist, inspired by a shepherd's plaid.
Basically, the Newcastle home top is your beloved black and white stripes now feature a subtle, chequered detail within them. Honestly, this could have gone so wrong and caused a proper fan meltdown, but credit where it's due: it's handled beautifully, with some neat sky-blue tints over the shirt and Adidas's iconic Three Stripes blending seamlessly onto the shoulders.
It's actually a pretty big deal, marking the first time since the 2015/16 season (when Puma had a blue tint at the bottom) that a Newcastle home shirt hasn't rocked plain block black and white stripes. And for those all-important details? You'll find "Howay the Lads" proudly emblazoned on the back of the neck, and for the first time with Adidas launching a dedicated women's collection for the Toon, their kits get the brilliant "Howay the Lasses."
Throw in some matching blue on the collar and cuffs, and you've got a kit that ties everything together perfectly.
Newcastle United away kit for 2025/26
To some controversy following the Magpies' Saudi-backed takeover, the club adopted a "Saudi Green" shirt not long after. Clearly content with fielding any such complaints, they're going back in with a similar concept, this time with Adidas, FootyHeadlines claims.
Precise design points are yet to be revealed aside from the base colour are yet to be revealed.
Newcastle United third kit for 2025/26
Just like last season, Adidas has clearly delved into the archives for Newcastle's new away kit, bringing a brilliant rework of the 1997/98 vintage to the forefront. We'll admit, the original combination of navy, green, and orange might sound like a questionable blend on paper.
Yet, the German manufacturer has expertly combined this distinctive palette, creating a design that undeniably harks back to that classic era without feeling remotely dated. Gone is that distinctly '90s, left-aligned stripe from the '98 top; this new version opts for a much more streamlined and elegant feel. Adidas has smartly retained the shielded badge concept and placed the colours perfectly, letting the vibrant shades speak for themselves.
The subtle green touches on the cuffs and collar, along with excellent patterning and pinstriping, provide a refined nod to the original and a special bravo goes to the bright orange Trefoil Adidas logo and its iconic three stripes. The only minor quibble? The 'Noon' sleeve sponsor doesn't quite match the colour scheme. A small detail, but noticeable…
Nottingham Forest
Nottingham Forest home kit for 2025/26
Nottingham Forest are celebrating their 160th anniversary in 2025 and, as such, have gone for a muted, classic design.
The signature red will be the base for a white pinstripe design on top, a design which is believed to want to capture the club's DNA, while also looking ahead to the future.
Nottingham Forest away kit for 2025/26
Another historic offering arrives from Forest in the form of their away kit, say FootyHeadlines.
This off-white number, made by Adidas, will feature navy accents and matching navy shorts, as a celebration of the city's longstanding links with the lace industry.
Nottingham Forest third kit for 2025/26
There is currently little information on Nottingham Forest's third kit.
Sunderland
Sunderland home kit for 2025/26
Sunderland are back in the Premier League and their new Hummel kit harks back to their classic 1986-88 shirt, putting the crest in the middle of the shirt for the first time since the 1990s.
The Keel Crossing bridge also gets a shout-out in the shape of a pattern on the stripes and on the nape of the neck, which features the words 'Connecting The City & Stadium'.
Sunderland away kit for 2025/26
Sunderland have unveiled their 2025/26 away kit after securing a return to the Premier League in May's play-off final. Tapping into their 1989-91 away kit, it's a blue design that is inspired by the Roker Beach lighthouse and the city's maritime identity.
It even features a poem stitched into the back of the next, which you don't see every day.
Sunderland third kit for 2025/26
Little is known about the Sunderland third kit for next season – including whether the ‘SAFC’ crest will return.
Tottenham Hotspur
Tottenham Hotspur home kit for 2025/26
This new Tottenham Hotspur home shirt is a definitive statement, and it's all about that central badge. For the first time since the 1984/85 season, the iconic Spurs crest sits front and centre above the Nike swoosh. While the kit maintains its classic lilywhite body, subtle grey detailing emerges from the white base, with the dark blue sleeves returning to provide a familiar counterpoint.
When this design first surfaced via leaks, it sparked immediate debate, with some fans quick to suggest it felt more akin to a pre-match top. Yet, now that the kit is officially out in the wild, it's safe to say those initial reservations have largely evaporated for FourFourTwo. This is a genuinely fresh and modern design that emphatically resists rehashing tired aesthetics, a welcome relief after Spurs have delivered some rather questionable away and third kits in recent memory, and even their home shirts haven't consistently hit the mark.
Ultimately, this kit truly stands out. The incorporation of grey and navy is executed with minimal fuss, ensuring the design remains sharp without becoming dull. The sheer audacity of the central badge, after decades in its traditional spot, is a gamble that has paid off handsomely, in our opinion. It offers a distinct, forward-looking identity for the club, and we're entirely on board with this central focus.
Tottenham Hotspur away kit for 2025/26
Tottenham's new away kit is a striking ode to London after dark, capturing the city's nocturnal aura. This marks their first black kit in over a decade, deliberately echoing that iconic 2014/15 jersey that looked so brilliant under Mauricio Pochettino. It’s a sleeker, more modern interpretation, with heavy black details beautifully complemented by crisp white and grey features throughout, all referencing the vibrant nightscape of the capital.
This sophisticated design arrives under the bold banner, ‘In Darkness We Dare’ – a dynamic twist on the club’s esteemed motto – perfectly timed for their welcome return to Champions League away nights. The club's badge, alongside the classic Nike logo and shirt sponsor AIA, combine nicely.
Finishing touches like the grey trimming around the collar and "SPURS" neatly placed on the back elevate this kit. It has all the hallmarks of becoming a classic for years to come in north London.
Tottenham Hotspur third kit for 2025/26
If their new away shirt will help you coolly blend into the crowd, there's not such chance with their all-yellow third shirt, with navy and blue accents, say FootyHeadlines.
For the recommended dose of nostalgia, they've opted for a classic Spurs crest, the one used between 1999-2006. It's centred, as on the home shirt, but the Nike logo stays in it's natural off-centre position.
West Ham United
West Ham United home shirt for 2025/26
Umbro have produced the 2025/26 West Ham kit, with the shirt featuring a clean and minimal design with a claret and blue striped rib v-collar and matching cuffs.
It's a fairly simple effort and perhaps one that's hard to like or dislike too much.
West Ham United away shirt for 2025/26
Like several others on this list, West Ham's away shirt for the 2025/26 shirt harks back to the 1990s, with this one a nod to the Hammers' 1996/97 season which saw the likes of Julian Dicks, John Moncur and Ian Bishop in action. The ecru shirt features navy detailing and flashes of claret.
West Ham United third shirt for 2025/26
There is currently little information on West Ham's third shirt for 2025/26.
Wolverhampton Wanderers
Wolverhampton Wanderers home kit for 2025/26
Wolves have dropped their 2025/26 home kit, which is made by Sudu. At first glance, it all looks traditional enough, with the usual gold and black design, but look closer and you can see a subtle background print, which is inspired by the Molineux Pleasure Grounds, a public park that was located where Molineux Stadium now stands.
Wolverhampton Wanderers away kit for 2025/26
You won't miss Wolves when they're on their travels this season with their striking new turquoise away kit. It contains what they call a 'jacquard geometric wolf head print inspired by the geometric lines of Molineux', which is quite a lot of words to get your head around, but it's a decent, bold effort from the Midlanders.
Wolverhampton Wanderers third kit for 2025/26
There is currently little information on Wolves' third kit for 2025/26.
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