Keeping track of the multitude of jerseys released by 20 teams, with some unveiling two, three, or even four jerseys per season, can be quite a challenge. However, to simplify things, we are here to gather and present all the jerseys in one convenient location as soon as they are launched. This way, you’ll get a comprehensive look at what teams will be wearing both at their home grounds and during their away matches in the 2023/2024 season.
Arsenal
Home
The Arsenal home jersey is a tribute to the celebrated 2003/04 ‘Invincible’ season, marking its 20th anniversary. Designed by adidas, it exemplifies their unwavering commitment to delivering exceptional jerseys for the Gunners. The jersey showcases a remarkable design, though some may choose not to dwell on the gold trim, which was initially introduced due to the widespread belief that Arsenal would clinch the Premier League title, only to fall short in the end. Nonetheless, the shirt stands as a fitting homage to a legendary season in Arsenal’s history.
Away
In a nod to the club’s Islington heritage, the Arsenal away jersey proudly displays a striking shock-yellow base. This vibrant backdrop is adorned with fluid black lines that take inspiration from the map of Islington. Whether it will become a fan favorite over time or not remains to be seen, as its unique design may take some getting used to for some supporters. Nonetheless, it stands as a bold and distinctive representation of Arsenal’s connection to its roots in Islington
Aston Villa
Home
Castore’s second Aston Villa home jersey marks a significant milestone as it proudly showcases the club’s newly redesigned crest. Additionally, this remarkable kit incorporates a subtle yet meaningful detail—a print of soundwaves derived from the passionate rendition of the ‘Allez, Allez, Allez’ chant sung by the devoted fans at Villa Park. This unique feature adds an extra layer of connection between the team and its supporters, making it a standout piece for Villa enthusiasts to cherish.
Away
The new Aston Villa away shirt boasts a one-of-a-kind design that pays homage to the club’s historical legacy. It features a visual timeline print that showcases the iconic lions that have represented Aston Villa throughout its illustrious existence. This captivating print tells the proud story of the club’s remarkable journey since its foundation in 1874. With this unique design, Villa fans can proudly wear a shirt that embodies the rich history and enduring spirit of their beloved football club.
Bournemouth
Home
Following last season’s lightning bolt design, Bournemouth move back to something a little more traditional. The black stripes have been thickened up a bit, with the red obviously giving ground, but it makes for a nice Rossoneri-esque look that we’re all for. Still that pesky sponsor holding the whole thing back though..
Away
Inspired by the waves synonymous with the south coast, the Bournemouth features an omphalodes blue base with stylish celestial and dark blue design and trimming.
Brentford
Home
Brentford’s new home jersey from Umbro continues a trend the club has set over the last few years, in that it will be worn for both the 2023/24 and 24/25 seasons. The design incorporates the club’s ‘bee sting’ graphic with a red to black fade, that also features on the shorts. There is a stronger presence of black in this year’s jersey creating a bold Brentford look.
Third
So, with Brentford commendably rolling over their away jersey from last season, as they will do next season with this season’s home jersey, we then get a third shirt to round out the Bees wardrobe. And speaking of bees, the Umbro-produced jersey features a bold and bright design illustrating a close-up of the wing of a bee.
BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION
Home
Embracing the exciting journey into European football, the Brighton home jersey distinctly embodies the essence of Brighton. It encapsulates the spirit and identity of the club, making it unmistakably unique. With a design that speaks for itself, there’s not much more to add – it exudes the character and pride of Brighton, ready to be showcased on the European stage.
Away
Ten years on since the popular green and black striped away jersey, it’s back with an upgrade. Arriving ahead of the home jersey, the away features bold black and green stripes with white pinstripe detailing.
Burnley
Home
Back in the big time, the key theme of Burnley’s new home jersey is respecting the old but embracing the new, with a design inspired by the 1994 home shirt. It sees the return of a classic collar in what is a very traditional design. No nonsense here.
Away
For the Burnley away shirt, Umbro revise the fan-favourite 1994 jersey, with the yellow base playing host to an off-centre claret stripe that’s bordered in black. Claret then finishes the design on the collar and cuffs. Not sure why the sponsor logo then has to be a slightly different shade of claret – jarring.
Chelsea
Home
The Chelsea home jersey draws inspiration from the classic 1997/1998 wardrobe, incorporating white panels under the arms directly inspired by that design. Additionally, an iridescent club crest adds a touch of modernity and sophistication. However, the absence of a sponsor on the jersey gives it a slightly unfinished look upon its reveal. The inclusion of a sponsor could have a significant impact on the overall appeal and cohesiveness of the shirt, either enhancing or possibly detracting from its overall impression. Fans eagerly await the final look, as the presence of a sponsor may make or break the jersey’s overall design.
Crystal Palace
Home
The Palace home jersey is made of a 50/50 red and blue split to celebrate the 10 year anniversary of their promotion to the Premier League. It also features a subtle sublimated silhouette of the original Crystal Palace, where the club was founded in 1861 and played from 1862. Nice touch
Away
Palace’s away jersey is an eye-catching amalgamation of the club’s history and its ever-popular sash design from the 1970s, with the main colours – sky blue and white – harking back to the club’s origins from 1861. Contained within the sash are the words ‘Crystal Palace Football Club Founded 1861’, repeated over and over.
