Ranking the best Premier League kits for the 23/24 season

Golnar Jalinous
Jul 28, 2023
3 min read

The Premier League is arguably one of the most exciting sports competitions in the world; the dramatic goals, the stunning saves, the fight against relegation, the scrap for top four, and the race to the top! There is one thing however that every football fan looks forward to: their club's new kits for the upcoming season!! You can tell how good a team is going to be by the quality of their kit for the season…

With that being said, let’s rank the new Premier League home shirts for the 2023/24 season:

Arsenal

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The kit is beautiful. The red and gold really compliment each other. The team sponsor on the front of the jersey is a little big but besides that, Adidas did very well.

Grade: A

Aston Villa

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I don’t like it. How did Aston Villa become a knock off Chelsea with that new logo?? The colors are the same and so is the overall look of the jersey but that badge is horrendous. On top of that the sponsor makes it look like a championship level kit. Castore has got to do better!

Grade: D

Bournemouth

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It’s pretty much the same thing every year, Dafabet at the front, Red and Black stripes around the jersey. It’s nice, but boring.

Grade: B

Brentford

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Now this is a very new look for the Bees. Incorporating black in the jersey does not look that good though. I like it when clubs do something different for their kits, but the black was a bad choice.

Grade: C

Brighton

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They seem to have gone back to the Brighton shirts of old. This kit brings me back to 2018 Brighton. It’s not bad, but they really should be more creative. For a brand like Nike, this is bland.

Grade: C+

Burnley

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It’s like every Burnley kit, blue collar and sleeves, and claret everywhere else. It’s going to be a new look Burnley tactically, but in the same old Burnley jersey.

Grade: C-

Chelsea

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I like the design of the badge and the gold, but it doesn’t look like a jersey without a sponsor. When I see this kit, I feel like it’s a fake Chelsea shirt you buy at some random corner shop. When Chelsea find a sponsor for the front of their jersey, it will look so much nicer.

Grade: B-

Crystal Palace

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Similar to their kit back in 2013 with the two colors. Palace are definitely trying something new from their red and blue stripes, and I like it. They can do better but at least they did something new-ish.

Grade: B+

Everton

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The collar is a nice addition, but it’s nothing special. As usual it’s all blue. The sleeves look nice and so does the shoulder area. If it ain’t broke don’t fix it, I guess.

Grade: B

Fulham

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The all-black sleeves look very good. I also like how one shoulder has red stripes and the other has white stripes. Adidas really stepped up their game!

Grade: A

Liverpool

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BORING, nothing has changed besides the white band around the collar and sleeves.

Grade: F

Luton

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I like the all orange with the white stripe going down the side. The problem is it still looks like a championship kit, not a Premier League kit. It’s nice looking, but could be better.

Grade: C+

Manchester City

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Pretty standard, sky blue color with slightly darker blue stripes. I liked their jersey last season because they put the badge in the middle. Puma decided to put the badge back to the side and I don’t like that.

Grade: B-

Manchester United

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This kit has received a lot of mixed feelings, but I think it’s cool. The sponsor on the front is too big, but the black and red combo compliments the jersey.

Grade: B

Newcastle

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Same old black and white stripes, Newcastle have kept their prison look for the new season. All jokes aside, it's basic.

Grade: C

Nottingham Forest

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Like I said, without a sponsor it doesn’t look like a jersey. This Forest kit looks like a training shirt. I don’t understand why Nottingham Forest don’t have a main sponsor: make a deal with one immediately!

Grade: D+

Sheffield United

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The Blades have kept their usual red and white stripes but they made the stripes thicker and it looks pretty good. The black and white sleeves look good but the black and white around the collar looks wrong.

Grade: C

Tottenham

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There is literally nothing to say, it’s the same white jersey as always.

Grade: F

West Ham

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Light blue sleeves, and claret all over, Burnley, Aston Villa, and West Ham are literally the same team. Their jerseys are always the same style and color. Fine, the bubbles design is cute, but it's still a boring shirt.

Grade: D+

Wolves