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Revealed: See every Premier League team's new home kit for the 2018/19 season

Alex Netherton
  • <p>The Premier League’s clubs have all released new kits for the new season. </p>
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    Premier League kits 2018/19

    The Premier League’s clubs have all released new kits for the new season.

  • <p>Southampton split their stripes with a black outline. </p>
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    Southampton home kit

    Southampton split their stripes with a black outline.

  • <p>Wolves mark their return to the top flight with a simple design. </p>
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    Wolves home kit

    Wolves mark their return to the top flight with a simple design.

  • <p>West Ham look like Burnley, just like Burnley look like West Ham. </p>
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    West Ham home kit

    West Ham look like Burnley, just like Burnley look like West Ham.

  • <p>Spurs have a gradient shift from white to blue. </p>
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    Tottenham Hotspur home kit

    Spurs have a gradient shift from white to blue.

  • <p>Watford look like furious bees. Or wasps. Or some other kind of stinging insect. </p>
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    Watford home kit

    Watford look like furious bees. Or wasps. Or some other kind of stinging insect.

  • <p>Burnley go with their traditional look. </p>
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    Burnley home kit

    Burnley go with their traditional look.

  • <p>Liverpool retain a collar. </p>
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    Liverpool home kit

    Liverpool retain a collar.

  • <p>Fulham have a simple design for their return to the Premier League. </p>
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    Fulham home kit

    Fulham have a simple design for their return to the Premier League.

  • <p>Everton have an itchy looking design and the classic Angry Birds logo. </p>
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    Everton home kit

    Everton have an itchy looking design and the classic Angry Birds logo.

  • <p>Manchester City stick with their pale blue kit. </p>
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    Manchester City home kit

    Manchester City stick with their pale blue kit.

  • <p>Huddersfield’s pale blue and white stripes continue. </p>
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    Huddersfield home kit

    Huddersfield’s pale blue and white stripes continue.

  • <p>Palace’s shirt fades into blue. </p>
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    Crystal Palace home kit

    Palace’s shirt fades into blue.

  • <p>Leicester used a much slimmer invisible model to display their traditional navy blue. </p>
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    Leicester City home kit

    Leicester used a much slimmer invisible model to display their traditional navy blue.

  • <p>Cardiff City pair two alternating stripes of dark blue. </p>
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    Cardiff City home kit

    Cardiff City pair two alternating stripes of dark blue.

  • <p>United have introduced a run of black stripes that fade into a solid block. </p>
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    Manchester United home kit

    United have introduced a run of black stripes that fade into a solid block.

  • <p>Chelsea have gone with white and red dashes across the kit. </p>
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    Chelsea home kit

    Chelsea have gone with white and red dashes across the kit.

  • <p>Bournemouth’s kit features their traditional red and black stripes. </p>
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    Bournemouth Home Kit

    Bournemouth’s kit features their traditional red and black stripes.

  • <p>Arsenal’s home kit will feature sponsorship from the Rwandan state. </p>
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    Arsenal Home Kit

    Arsenal’s home kit will feature sponsorship from the Rwandan state.

  • <p>Newcastle United’s kit is the traditional barcode look – as modelled here by Kenedy, alongside manager Rafa Benitez. </p>
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    Newcastle United Unveil Loan Signing Kenedy

    Newcastle United’s kit is the traditional barcode look – as modelled here by Kenedy, alongside manager Rafa Benitez.

  • <p>Brighton’s kit last year was blue and white stripes with blue sleeves, this time they have rocked the boat and gone for white sleeves. </p>
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    Brighton kit

    Brighton’s kit last year was blue and white stripes with blue sleeves, this time they have rocked the boat and gone for white sleeves.

<p>The Premier League’s clubs have all released new kits for the new season. </p>
<p>Southampton split their stripes with a black outline. </p>
<p>Wolves mark their return to the top flight with a simple design. </p>
<p>West Ham look like Burnley, just like Burnley look like West Ham. </p>
<p>Spurs have a gradient shift from white to blue. </p>
<p>Watford look like furious bees. Or wasps. Or some other kind of stinging insect. </p>
<p>Burnley go with their traditional look. </p>
<p>Liverpool retain a collar. </p>
<p>Fulham have a simple design for their return to the Premier League. </p>
<p>Everton have an itchy looking design and the classic Angry Birds logo. </p>
<p>Manchester City stick with their pale blue kit. </p>
<p>Huddersfield’s pale blue and white stripes continue. </p>
<p>Palace’s shirt fades into blue. </p>
<p>Leicester used a much slimmer invisible model to display their traditional navy blue. </p>
<p>Cardiff City pair two alternating stripes of dark blue. </p>
<p>United have introduced a run of black stripes that fade into a solid block. </p>
<p>Chelsea have gone with white and red dashes across the kit. </p>
<p>Bournemouth’s kit features their traditional red and black stripes. </p>
<p>Arsenal’s home kit will feature sponsorship from the Rwandan state. </p>
<p>Newcastle United’s kit is the traditional barcode look – as modelled here by Kenedy, alongside manager Rafa Benitez. </p>
<p>Brighton’s kit last year was blue and white stripes with blue sleeves, this time they have rocked the boat and gone for white sleeves. </p>

Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City are all in new-look outfits for the coming year.

There are no radical changes to any kits, but United’s black-and-red stripes has drawn comments – both negative and positive – from fans.

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Liverpool are one of the few teams to persist with a collar as they challenge for their first Premier League title.

We’ve gone through all 20 of this season’s Premier League teams to bring you the strips they will be wearing this term.