The jerseys of Premier League clubs
The Premier League page brings together the shirts of English clubs, home, away and third kits: Liverpool, Arsenal, Manchester United, Manchester City and the other clubs in the league.
The most watched league in the world has its own colours, rivalries, and typography.
A championship born in 1992
The Premier League was created in 1992, when the English top division clubs broke away from the Football League to form a new competition, with the first season played in 1992-1993. It has become the most watched league in the world. Some achievements have gone down in history: the Arsenal Invincibles won the title in 2003-2004 without losing a single match, and Manchester City clinched four consecutive titles from 2021 to 2024, a first.
Colours and rivalries
The colours of English clubs are among the most recognisable in football: the red of Liverpool and Manchester United, long-time rivals from the northwest of England, the red with white sleeves of Arsenal, and the sky blue of Manchester City. The away and third kits allow designers more freedom, with nods to the history and archive shirts of the clubs.
Printing and Premier League badges
Premier League shirts feature the official typography of the league, redesigned in 2023 with its supplier Avery Dennison, with larger and more readable numbers. The league badge, centred on the lion, is worn on the sleeve in gold for the reigning champion club. The letters, numbers, and official badges are all gathered on the Printing page of the site.
Supporter or authentic version
Each shirt comes in a supporter version, which is thicker and more straight, and an authentic version, made for players, which is thinner and more fitted, often requiring one size up for a comfortable fit. Children's shirts follow the supporter cut and are chosen based on stature. Other leagues and selections are gathered on the teams page.
New arrivals and good deals
The new arrivals showcase the latest models, the promotions feature previous collections at reduced prices, and items shipped in 24h are prepared and dispatched within 24 hours. The good deals, clearance, sales, and Black Friday all have their football page.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Arsenal Invincibles?
It’s the Arsenal team that won the Premier League in 2003-2004 without losing a single league match. This achievement, unique in the history of the competition, remains a benchmark for Gunners supporters.
What size should I choose for an English club shirt?
Supporter shirts are generally true to size, with a comfortable straight fit. Authentic versions, being more fitted, often require one size up if a relaxed fit is preferred or if the shirt is worn over a t-shirt.
How to recognise an official Premier League printing?
The official printing uses the font specific to the league, with names and numbers in the prescribed dimensions. It often features the competition’s sleeve badges, placed as on player shirts.
Why do English clubs have three kits?
The home kit features the club's historical colours, the away kit avoids confusion with the host team, and the third is used when neither of the first two contrasts enough. It’s also the most flexible in terms of design.
What shirt to gift a supporter of Liverpool or Manchester United?
The home shirt remains the safest choice, in the red that the supporter associates with their club, for both. Printed with a name of an iconic player or their own name, it becomes a personal gift.
