The Premier League is arguably the biggest football league in the world, and the shirts the teams wear can be quite iconic and famous. For good and bad reasons. So to complete our look at the season ahead, we offer up our view on the Best & Worst Premier League Kits for the 2022-23 season.
We select our favourite ten kits for the season ahead and give a few thoughts on why we think they’re great. Likewise for the grape kits, we give them a caning like they deserve.
If you don’t agree with our Best & Worst Premier League Kits 2022-23, then feel free to leave a comment.
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Ten Best Premier League Kits for 2022-23
The shots of these kits have been taken from the excellent Football Kit Archive website.
So according to us Crystal Palace are on a winner this season with all three kits making our top ten, and why not, they look magnificent. The classic Crystal Palace lines given a freshen up, and they all work so well.
Along the same lines, Bournemouth’s home jersey makes our top ten.
There’s still room for classic lines on a shirt, and so the Man City away jersey gets a nod for its effort this season.
Couple of inclusions that look quite regular are Newcastle and Nottingham Forest. Newcastle’s looks great as you can’t see where it looked like a giant number four on the shirt anymore. And who doesn’t love a classic shirt like Forest’s, with the distinctive and simple logo.
Worst Best Premier League Kits for 2022-23
The shots of these kits have been taken from the excellent Football Kit Archive website.
These are the worst ten, and are all awful in the own special way.
The top / bottom three are truly terrible. Spur’s effort looks like a cheap wetsuit, Leeds looks like a painter’s shirt after a big shift, and Wolves will look like giant prawns in their third strip.
Some of the others look as awful as an RSL/Pub carpet. That drinking establishment carpet is designed like that to cover over the lifetime of spews. Which says a lot for some the kits.
Some like Leicester’s third kit is included because it is just dull.
While Southampton’s Home kit is in the bottom ten, because we can’t work out why you would ruin your team’s normal style of red and white stripes.
