Every English Premier League club's new jersey and kit for the upcoming season

—AFC Bournemouth (@afcbournemouth) July 6, 2022

Bournemouth has opted for a modern twist on its classic red and black stripes for its return to the Premier League this season.

The Cherries say the jersey pays homage to its "iconic kits from the early nineties."

—Sky Sports Premier League (@SkySportsPL) May 19, 2022

Polo shirts are making a comeback in soccer and Arsenal are leading the revolution.

Taking inspiration from Nike's first ever Arsenal shirt released in 1994, the collar features a lightning bolt motif while the shirt is also made with 100% recycled materials.

—Aston Villa (@AVFCOfficial) July 22, 2022

Designed by Castore, Aston Villa's new away jersey is simple but sleek.

It features "tonal jacquard stripes" in blue, ribbed cuffs, and a claret trimmed neckline to "combine classic sophistication with ultra-modern technical details."

Brentford has bucked the trend by not producing a new home kit this season, but it does have a new away kit.

Pale blue with a subtle melange effect, the Bees will wear the away jersey for both this season and next. 

—Brighton & Hove Albion (@OfficialBHAFC) July 15, 2022

Brighton has opted to be brave with the design of its new away kit, choosing crimson for the first time in its modern history.

According to the club, it's a hit with the fans, selling out faster than any away kit ever. 

—Chelsea FC (@ChelseaFC) July 7, 2022

A smart buttoned collar featuring lion insignia is the standout feature of Chelsea's new home jersey.

Oh, and a huge whale on the left arm, thanks to a reported £20 million-per-year sponsorship with crypto firm WhaleFin.

—Crystal Palace F.C. (@CPFC) July 23, 2022

Crystal Palace is a fun team to watch under manager Patrick Vieira and that's just what the club's new home kit is – fun.

The jersey features the club's iconic red and blue stripes but in a modern graffiti-style design, as well brushstroke stripes on its sleek white collar and sleeves.

—Everton (@Everton) July 20, 2022

Everton has worn pink jerseys before, but none like this. 

The Toffees' new away jersey features a distinctive blue pattern that is supposedly "inspired by the angled roof of the tower" in the club's crest.

Fulham, which earned promotion to the top league by winning the Championship title last season, is yet to release any new kits for 2022/23. 

—Leeds United (@LUFC) July 22, 2022

A throwback to its historic 1972 FA Cup win – Leeds' new home jersey is mainly white with a faint pattern made up of the club's classic logo. 

The blue-and-yellow trim is also a welcomed addition.

—Leicester City (@LCFC) July 17, 2022

Another polo shirt, Leicester's new home jersey is made by Adidas and features a gold club badge and a white collar, which the club says is inspired by its shirts of the 1970s.

—Liverpool FC (@LFC) July 12, 2022

If Liverpool's new home kit is a little bland, it's exciting new away kit certainly makes up for it.

The multi-colored, waved jersey is "inspired by the city's vibrant music scene and in particular the pioneering role it played in the '90s dance music scene."

Jurgen Klopp will be hoping his team can bring the party to life on the field while wearing it. 

—PUMA Football (@pumafootball) July 19, 2022

The last time defending champs Manchester City opted for a black and red striped away kit – its traditional colors – was in 2011/12.

—Manchester United (@ManUtd) July 12, 2022

Manchester United's collared new home jersey screams of Eric Cantona Kung-fu kicking a fan at Selhurst Park in 1995.

It's great. 

—Arvind Hickman (@ArvindHickman) June 28, 2022

After its controversial takeover by a Saudi-led consortium earlier this summer, Newcastle has opted for a Saudi-inspired third kid for the 2022/23 season.

The white jersey features a green crest, green kit makers' badge, and green trim on both the neck and sleeves on a white shirt. It looks remarkably similar to the kit worn by the Saudi Arabia national team. 

—Nottingham Forest FC (@NFFC) July 1, 2022

Nottingham Forest has kept things simple for its return to the Premier League.

Playing in England's top flight for the first time since 1998/1999, Steve Cooper's side will wear a plain red shirt with a graphic on the sleeves inspired by Trent Bridge.

—Southampton FC (@SouthamptonFC) July 4, 2022

Southampton's new away jersey is an instant classic.

Inspired by the city's marine history, the teal, aqua, and gold shirt features a swirling wave pattern on its front. 

—Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) July 16, 2022

Tottenham has a fancy billion dollar stadium, a new-look squad, and one of the highest-paid managers in world soccer.

But money for a shirt designer? Clearly not.

—West Ham United (@WestHam) July 8, 2022

West Ham's new away jersey is its finest in recent memory. 

Simple but effective, the plain black shirt and its monochromatic white logos are rounded off with some extremely jazzy multi-color sleeve cuffs.

—Wolves (@Wolves) July 8, 2022

Clubs are having to get more inventive with what their jerseys are "inspired by" these days and Wolves have done just that with their new away jersey.

The teal and gold strip is, according to the club, "inspired by the iconic girders and fixings" of its stadium, somehow.