Football kits have become something akin to high fashion in recent years.
New kit launches are teased across social media and eagerly awaited by fans every season, with designs from some of the world’s top clothing brands.
While transfer news and speculation make headline news during the summer, new kits are certainly part of the new season run-up too. We’ve run through the nicest Premier League kits for the 23/24 season to see who lifts the fashion title.
Liverpool
Retro is in these days, and Liverpool have certainly paid homage to the past with their new home kit.
Designed by Nike, the top is a tribute to legendary Reds gaffer Bill Shankly, particularly his 1973/74 season when he led Liverpool to a famous FA Cup victory over Newcastle.
The top features the classic Liverpool red with white logos and branding that create a striking contrast. It’s essentially a carbon copy of the 1973/74 top, and Liverpool fans will hope that it will bring them similar fortunes in the 23/24 season.
We’ve seen a number of clubs use their kits to pay tribute to the past. Liverpool are showing us all how to do it right.
Arsenal
Another club that is using their 23/24 kit as a nod to past glories is Arsenal. Unlike Liverpool, however, Arsenal aren’t going back as far as the 1970s. Instead, their new kit will commemorate the Invincible’S season of 2003/2004, where Arsenal went undefeated in the league to lift the trophy.
The crest and logos on Arsenal’s new home kit are emblazoned in gold, and the invincible season’s record of 26 wins and 12 draws is embossed on the flank.
Brighton
Brighton is on an upward trajectory. Manager Graham Potter and his successor Roberto de Zerbi have overseen something of a revolution at the club, which has seen them rise from relegation fodder to top six contenders, securing a spot in Europe for the first time last season.
Brighton’s newly released away kit is representative of this modern, forward-thinking club. Doing away with the traditional blue and white colours, the away kit features black and green in the familiar striped pattern.
Everton
Unlike Brighton, Everton have been on a downward spiral in recent years. Narrowly avoiding relegation for the second year in a row, the club will be hoping that their new kit will reignite the team and the fans as we head into the new season.
For the first time in 10 years, the new Everton home kit will feature a white collar. This collar is emblazoned with a pattern inspired by the architecture of Goodison Park, a fitting tribute as Everton get ready to move to a new stadium.
Conclusion
It’s tough to say who has the nicest kit for the 23/24 Premier League season. However, we believe the above examples are among the best, some pay homage to seasons past, while others take a more modern approach and look into the future. Many kits are still to be released, so the best 23/24 Premier League kit contest is still undecided.
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