Check out every new Premier League kit released so far for the 2023-24 season
Arsenal, Liverpool, Man City and Man Utd among clubs to unveil new home shirts
Liverpool, Wolves, Newcastle, Palace, Arsenal and Villa have all released new away kits
Chelsea, Man Utd, Man City, Newcastle, Brentford, Sheff Utd and Burnley have released new third kits
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Image source, Burnley FCBurnley have released their away kit for the 2023-24 season - and it's a take on an old favourite.
They say the "vibrant yellow design" revisits the 1994 strip but offers a "modern and clean vision for a new campaign in the Premier League".
Image source, Manchester City FCManchester City have unveiled their third kit for the 2023-24 season with a distinctive spark pattern across the front and sleeves.
They say the strip is "powered by lightning-fast style of play" that creates "pure electricity" between fans, players and staff.
The light-blue lightning bolts are coupled with a neon pink crest and sponsor.
Expect Erling Haaland to light up a few away grounds in this number over the course of the campaign.
Image source, Sheffield United FCSheffield United have released their third kit for the 2023-24 season.
The new design includes a light grey shirt and shorts with a steel pattern overlay and red trim.
The club say this new strip "is inspired by Sheffield's steel making past and represents hard work and determination, values that Sheffield United prides itself on".
United also confirmed there is alternative red socks and short options should there be any kit clashes and that it will be first worn in the Blades' pre-season friendly against Rotherham United on Tuesday.
Manchester United have released their new away kit for the 2023-24 season.
The club says the shirt, which brings back the vertical stripes from two decades ago, "celebrates the past while embracing a fresh look", adding: "The night-green base represents the urban landscape that Manchester is renowned for."
An Adidas spokesperson said: "Vertical stripes are in the DNA of Manchester United.
"We have intentionally taken cues from the city itself, to provide both the players and travelling fans with a piece of home, wherever they are wearing it."
United will wear the kit for the first time in their pre-season friendly against Wrexham in San Diego (kick-off 03:30 BST Wednesday).
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Image source, West HamWest Ham have unveiled their "classic, elegant all-white" away kit for the upcoming 2023-24 campaign.
The club badge and Umbro logo are both iridescent on the classic white shirt, which the club say "enhances the simple design of the new kit".
The sleeves and collar feature claret and blue trim.
The kit release video, narrated by Ray Winstone, ends with him saying: "This is our style. This is our craft. This is the West Ham Way."
Image source, Brentford FCBrentford have unveiled their third kit for the 2023-24 season.
The kit, released under the slogan "Wherever We Go", features a close-up of a wing of a bee, which Brentford say is "an immediately recognisable connection between the kit and the club".
The shirt’s primary colours are navy, pink and turquoise. The main pattern also features as trimming on the matching turquoise shorts.
Image source, Newcastle UnitedNewcastle have released their third kit for the 2023-24 campaign under the slogan "electrifying away days".
The carbon and navy patterned shirt features electric yellow trims around the sleeves and collar.
It will be worn as an alternative when Eddie Howe's side play on the road in all domestic competitions and the Champions League.
Image source, EvertonEverton have released their away kit for the 2023-24 campaign with a design the club say "fuses two cult looks of the early Premier League era".
The coral and navy striped shirt draws inspiration from the away kit worn by the Toffees between 1992 and 1994, with the shirt's pattern taken from the 1994 to 1996 away strip.
The kit will be worn by Sean Dyche's side for the first time when they face Wigan in a pre-season friendly on Saturday.
Image source, Wolverhampton WanderersWolves have released photos of their new home kit for the 2023-24 season.
The traditional gold shirt features black and white trim around the sleeves and v-neck collar.
It is paired with black shorts and gold socks.
The club posted three photos of the new kit on Twitter,, external saying: "So you weren't supposed to see it this early... Our 2023-24 home kit. On sale tomorrow."
Image source, Luton TownLuton Town have unveiled their new home kit for their first season in the Premier League.
Taking inspiration from past shirts, the new strip features their distinctive orange colour alongside white and navy features.
On the release of their first top-flight kit since 1991-92, the Hatters said: "The shirt is the shirt is the shirt. Orange with one vertical white stripe. Navy blue collar. The look complete with navy shorts and orange socks.
"Iconic, 70s Luton. Premier League Luton."
They also confirmed the away and third kit would be released in due course.
Image source, ArsenalArsenal have unveiled a striking away kit for the upcoming 2023-24 season.
The new strip features a yellow base colour, black lines that the Gunners say are "inspired by the map of Islington", and light-blue accents on the collars and sleeves.
The club added that the design "represent the journeys supporters make out of the club’s home borough for away days on the road".
Image source, AFC BournemouthBournemouth have unveiled their away kit for the 2023-24 campaign.
The Cherries say the design "is inspired by the waves synonymous with the south coast", with the light-blue shirt featuring a "stylish celestial and dark-blue design" with matching trimming.
The kit was modelled by first-team players Lewis Cook, Justin Kluivert and Marcus Tavernier, plus Molly Clark and Katie James from the women's team.
Image source, Brighton and Hove AlbionBrighton have released their home kit for the 2023-24 season, which features the iconic Albion blue and white stripes, bold blue sleeves, and a V-shaped collar.
The club has released the new kit alongside the slogan: 'New dawn, new adventures'.
It is a special kit for the Seagulls, who are preparing for their European football debut, in the Europa league, this coming season.
Image source, Nottingham Forest FCNottingham Forest have unveiled their new home, away and third kits at a special launch event at Nottingham Castle.
Forest say they have "re-established our historic relationship with Adidas", adding: "The classic Garibaldi strip is instantly recognisable with our memorable European Cup wins in 1979 and 1980, as we enter our 125th season at The City Ground."
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Image source, Nottingham Forest FCNottingham Forest's new white away kit features light blue wavy stripes.
Image source, Nottingham Forest FCNottingham Forest have unveiled a new navy third kit for the 2023-24 Premier League season, which is said to be inspired by Nottingham castle.
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Image source, Sheff Utd FCSheffield United have unveiled their new home kit for the 2023-24 season.
The red shirt, adorned with two thick white stripes, has been released with the tagline 'Steel City, Rising' and the club say it "celebrates the fusion of tradition and modernity".
Inside the neck of the shirt, the club and academy motto "Out Run. Out Fight. Out Play" is displayed.
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Burnley have released their home kit for the 2023-24 season and their Premier League return.
The shirt draws inspiration from the 1994 strip, which saw Burnley promoted to the second tier of English football.
According to the club, "the key theme of this brand-new kit is respecting the old but embracing the new" and the photoshoot saw men's and women's team players covered in claret-and-blue powder.
The shirt, which features a collar, will be paired with blue shorts and claret socks.
Image source, Crystal PalaceCrystal Palace have unveiled their away kit for the 2023-24 season.
The shirt, modelled by new signing Jefferson Lerma, sees the return of the popular sash design and is in sky blue and white colours.
Running down the sash are the words 'Crystal Palace Football Club Founded 1861' which the club say is "in recognition of the club’s pivotal role in developing modern football, as the oldest league club in existence still playing professional football".
The shirt will be worn with white shorts and white socks topped by a blue band, and will be debuted by Roy Hodgson's side in tonight's pre-sason friendly against Barnet.
Image source, Chelsea FCChelsea have released their new home shirt for the 2023-24 season, inspired by the Uefa Cup Winners’ Cup winning team of 1997-98.
The shirt is initially released without a sponsor, with the club's website, externalstating that the kit featured on pitch will change if and when a deal is reached.
The Premier League blocked a deal with streaming service Paramount+ as it would have gone against the league's licensing agreement and the prospect of having a gambling brand on the front of the kit prompted backlash from Blues fans.
The club said: "The new design for '23-'24 remembers that special past while additional gold detail, including an iridescent crest, highlights the prestige and glamour of the famous King’s Road in the '90s.
"Shimmering in gold, the lion roars on the shirt - symbolic of Chelsea’s prestige and history."