hero-image

Ranking the 7 best home shirts of the 2022-23 Premier League season

With a new Premier League season right around the corner, let's take a quick look at the top seven home shirts.
With a new Premier League season right around the corner, let's take a quick look at the top seven home shirts.

The Premier League is by far the most popular football league on the planet. Millions of viewers from across the globe tune in every week to see their favorite teams and stars in action on hallowed English pitches.

The Premier League is also an extremely wealthy footballing league. Clubs earn billions of pounds every single season, generating revenue from sponsorships, ticket and jersey sales, and more.

With jersey sales being one of the key revenue generators, it is important for the clubs to make their kits as appealing as possible to the eye. A finely-crafted jersey not only finds its way into a fan’s wardrobe, but it can also draw attention from casual viewers, just for its aesthetic beauty alone.

A month from now (August 5), the Premier League will return for yet another exciting campaign. Fans will cheer their teams on from either from the stands or lend their support from the comfort of their homes, possibly wearing dapper new threads for the 2022-23 campaign.

Below, we will take a look at the kits that could enjoy a lot of fanfare next season. Here are the seven sharpest 2022-23 Premier League home shirts that fans can go gaga over:


#7 Chelsea

Norwich City v Chelsea - Premier League
Norwich City v Chelsea - Premier League

Chelsea have had numerous brilliant kits over the years. Their kit for the 2022-23 season may not be as notable as some of their previous threads, but it has an understated appeal.

The Nike-made home kit is simply blue. There are no graphics or knitted patterns. The German kit manufacturer seems to have gone back to basics with Chelsea’s latest home shirt.

Chelsea have released their new home kit for this season 🔵 https://t.co/lodfdzEIMz

The Henley collar is the standout element in the jersey. It has a white base and turquoise graphics, making it a visual delight.


#6 Leicester City

Watford v Leicester City
Watford v Leicester City

The 2015-16 Premier League champions missed out on European football, failing to finish inside the top seven last season.

Leicester City will surely look to improve upon their performances in the 2022-23 campaign. Given the quality they have at their disposal, we will surely not bet against them.

View this post on Instagram

Instagram Post

Leicester’s Adidas-made home kit for the upcoming campaign is pretty much as simple as they come.

The base is blue, with a subtle knitted pattern. The sleeve cuffs are white, and the V-shaped white collar makes the kit look smart.


#5 Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest v Arsenal: The Emirates FA Cup Third Round
Nottingham Forest v Arsenal: The Emirates FA Cup Third Round

Returning to the Premier League for the first time since 1999, Nottingham Forest have bet big on their 2022-23 home kit.

Manufactured by Italian sportswear company Macron, Forest’s home kit has a pure red torso with subtle graphics on the sleeves.

View this post on Instagram

Instagram Post

The pattern is inspired by the renowned sporting district Trent Bridge, which serves as a landmark for the club and its supporters.


#4 Arsenal

Arsenal celebrating v Leeds United
Arsenal celebrating v Leeds United

Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal played fine football for most of the 2021-22 campaign, but ultimately missed out on a top-four finish.

They are set to try again to qualify for the Champions League next season, with renewed ambitions and an arguably sharper-looking home kit.

The Arsenal x @adidasfootball 22/23 home kit ⚡️

Giving a little back to north London ❤️

£5 from every new home shirt you buy through Arsenal Direct goes to The Arsenal Foundation 🤝 https://t.co/44FdWaF9a1

Made by Adidas, Arsenal’s 2022-23 Premier League home kit uses two colors, red and white.

The torso is red, the sleeves are white, with red underneath, and the white collar has a red zig-zag graphic pattern, which makes it look quite hip.


#3 Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham Hotspur v Arsenal -
Tottenham Hotspur v Arsenal -

Antonio Conte’s Tottenham Hotspur heroically beat Arsenal to the punch in the Premier League top-four race last season.

Their home kit for the 2022-23 season has seemingly done the same. Nike has not tinkered with the winning formula too much, allowing Spurs’ primary white-and-blue color scheme to work its magic.

View this post on Instagram

Instagram Post

The base is all white, with a semi-circular seam across the top part of the chest.

The neon green, sandwiched between navy blue bands on the sleeves and neckband, makes the kit distinguishable.


#2 Manchester City

English champion Manchester City v Aston Villa
English champion Manchester City v Aston Villa

Premier League holders Manchester City have delivered quite a few fine-looking kits in recent years, and their new one is no exception.

The Citizens have gone retro with their kit this year, and we very much dig into it.

The Puma-made jersey is not identical to their last season’s sky-blue and white home kit. It also has a splash of maroon to it, making it look rather fresh.

Who's looking forward to us wearing this kit?! 🤩

#ManCity https://t.co/JczrmdW7K9

The Manchester City logo has come down from the top-left of the kit to the middle, which would undoubtedly make it stand out next season.


#1 Liverpool

Liverpool v Wolverhampton Wanderers
Liverpool v Wolverhampton Wanderers

Liverpool, who narrowly missed out on the Premier League title last season, arguably have the best-looking home kit for the 2022-23 season.

Crafted by Nike, the 2022-23 home kit oozes class in its unadulterated form. It does not have any unnecessary graphics which could ruin the pristine red.

A simple criss-cross knitted pattern accentuates the rich red palette.

Introducing our 2022/23 @nikefootball home kit… 🔴 https://t.co/19RR7L0IMg

The sleeves are the most special bit of the Reds’ 2022-23 Premier League home kit.

On the sleeve cuffs, there’s a subtle “YNWA” graphics pattern, which simply steals the show.


Also Read: Ranking the 5 players who have scored the most goals under Pep Guardiola

You may also like