The home and away kits of the 2022/2023 Premier League kits have been unveiled, and some of them are very gorgeous.
Some are also, how about we call them, distinctive. Let’s just leave it at that, then. No way could they all succeed, right?
There are numerous diverse designs to take in, ranging from stylish patterns to retro moods.
We’ve ranked the 2022/2023 Premier League jersey so far, and we’ll keep doing so throughout the summer when new ones are published.
Arsenal
Here’s how to reveal your kit right now. What a clip, both for the home and away jerseys. These three shirts are also great. The home uniform is one of those shirts that looks well and is appropriate when worn with jeans and sneakers. The collar is awesome, and it is so typical Arsenal. Good work.
Regarding the away uniform, it has a wonderful design and the homage to Arsenal’s American supporters is a thoughtful addition. The third uniform marks Arsenal’s first-ever switch to a pink jersey, which looks cozy and welcoming.
Manchester United
This home kit is extremely wonderful, we must say. Man United has adopted a similar strategy as Arsenal, and we truly like it. It will be interesting to watch which players wear the collar up or down as a respect to Eric Cantona and numerous United heroes.
Bruno Fernandes is definitely putting that collar up. Guaranteed. This home shirt truly sticks out because of the unusual badge as well. The combination of white, red, and black on the away shirt is flawless and easily recognizable. Major victory for United.
Tottenham Hotspur
The home kit is beautiful. It has a modern throwback vibe to it, and we really like the yellow trim. This seems to remind people of the kits Gareth Bale dominated in approximately ten years ago. Pretty uncomplicated and tidy design.
The away kit is very straightforward. Not sure about this one’s middle-placed badge, and the strange yellow panel is a little unsettling.
Nottingham Forest
Yes, this is fantastic. With their trademark Garibaldi red shirts for the home uniform, Forest, who have returned to the Premier League, have opted for a straightforward, clean appearance.
Their away and third kits are also winners with brilliant colors, so we’re guessing there will be a sponsor added to this at some point. lovely material
Chelsea
Yes, this house kit is quite nice. Wonderful shade of blue as usual, and although the collar is unique, it works extremely well.
This is the ideal illustration of how you can largely maintain a classic appearance while making a small adjustment to make it stand out. There is just enough detail on the away kit to keep it interesting, and it is also quite sleek.
Brighton
Brighton has a very powerful appearance with their home and away uniforms, and it truly works. With the black trim on the away, that crimson looks amazing. lovely material As for the home kit, having Fatboy Slim unveil it is awesome.
It needed a little variation from the traditional blue and white stripes, and the addition of the gold trim and stripe makes it stand out.
Manchester City
Both Man City kits have a retro vibe, which we adore. There isn’t much you can do with all-blue jerseys, but it’s good to see City change it up a little with the maroon accent on the home uniform.
The middle-placed badge on the shirt also gives it a vintage vibe. Although the horizontal lines on the away kit are somewhat wrong, it still features the traditional red and black striped design.
They were supposed to be straight lines. The third kit stands out and pays homage to some of their earlier bright classics.
West Ham United
The home kit is very cool, don’t you think? Well, we enjoy the unusual paint or graffiti designs on the shoulders.
The all-black shirt and the vibrant sleeve trim make up the excellent away kit. One of the best away kits ever, truly beautiful.
Brentford
We hope that the Bees’ decision to wear the same home jersey from 2021–22 for the 2022–23 season marks the beginning of a trend in the Premier League.
Well, we think this is fantastic, but do teams really require new uniforms each year? Most likely not. This Brentford home kit is also pretty unique. Additionally, the old badge and the new away kit are very attractive.
Crystal Palace
As it appears that children who are having trouble coloring between the lines were left in charge of their kit design, the Eagles have opted for a somewhat different style. I tell you what. It works.
Their classic white, red, and blue away kit is difficult to mess up, and this is great. The black third kit is also nice. Nice one, Palace.
