Premier League 2026/27

Rank the Kits

Drag all 20 shirts into your order, then see how it lines up against everyone else's. No sign-up, takes about a minute.

Liverpool 2026/27 home shirt Coventry City 2026/27 home shirt Tottenham 2026/27 home shirt
Home kits 20 shirts

The ones you have watched all season. See where yours lands against everyone else’s.

Rank the home kits
AFC Bournemouth 2026/27 away shirt Fulham 2026/27 away shirt Sunderland 2026/27 away shirt
Away kits 20 shirts

Where the designers actually take risks. The newer of the two polls.

Rank the away kits

Third kits are not up yet. Only a handful of clubs have released one, and a ranking with gaps in it is not a ranking. They go live when all 20 exist.

What this is

A public poll on the Premier League's 2026/27 shirts. You drag all 20 into the order you actually like them in, send it, and get a six-character code back.

There is no sign-up, no email and no account. Nothing is stored about you beyond the ranking itself and an optional first name, which is shown publicly next to your code.

How the combined ranking works

Every kit is scored on its average position across all the rankings sent in, lowest average first, with the number of first places breaking a tie. The bars on the results page show the full spread, so you can tell a kit everyone mildly likes from one half the country loves and half cannot stand.

Head to head compares two rankings on every possible pair of kits and reports how often the two of you agree.

Which clubs are in it

Arsenal, Aston Villa, AFC Bournemouth, Brentford, Brighton, Chelsea, Coventry City, Crystal Palace, Everton, Fulham, Hull City, Ipswich Town, Leeds United, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Newcastle United, Nottingham Forest, Sunderland and Tottenham.

Home shirts come from the Sky Sports 2026/27 round-up. Away shirts are the official product photography from each club's own store.

See which clubs' away kit beats their home kit, club by club.

The home kit verdict so far

From 13 rankings sent in. Each kit is placed on its average position across all of them.

  1. Coventry City5.2
  2. Arsenal7.0
  3. Brighton7.7
  4. Nottingham Forest8.4
  5. Chelsea9.0

Bottom three: Sunderland, Tottenham, Everton.

Kitrankle · an independent poll, not affiliated with the Premier League or any club.