The Premier League's 2025-26 season has arrived with a fresh wave of kit designs, ranging from gothic-inspired home strips to playful third kits. After a couple of subpar years, manufacturers have stepped up their game, with all-black away strips and turquoise touches proving popular. Adidas has particularly impressed with understated designs, while smaller labels have also shone. This season is also notable as the final one allowing betting companies as front-of-shirt sponsors, though many remain.
Arsenal's home kit features a blood-red design with a gothic 'A' motif, nodding to the club's 1949-50 crest, paired with a crisp white collar. The away kit boasts a royal blue lightning bolt pattern reminiscent of the mid-90s, while the third kit is a cream and burgundy art deco-inspired number with the Adidas trefoil logo. The Gunners also have five goalkeeper shirts in various colours, including green, yellow-red, and purple.
Aston Villa's Adidas home strip pays homage to Villa Park with intricate gold detailing on the cuffs, echoing the Holte End facade. The away kit is a black design with grey raglan sleeves, while the third kit is a vibrant mix of purple and blue. The home goalkeeper jersey is an intense green, reminiscent of a medical chart.
Bournemouth's Umbro home kit features black and red vertical stripes with a 'rippled sand' effect, reflecting the club's beachside location, and gold trim on the collar and cuffs. The away strip is a blue and black throwback design with embroidered crest and logo, avoiding the common issue of lost TPU badges.
