The two-and-a-half months since the end of the 2024-25 Premier League season treated some of the stars from England's top-flight well-deserved rest. Those representing Manchester City and Chelsea had their offseason cut short due to the well-received FIFA Club World Cup, although the international tournament shouldn't be an excuse for Josep "Pep" Guardiola and Enzo Maresca's respective squads heading into a new domestic campaign.

Last season, a number of clubs in the Premier League surprised fans and spectators alike with their final standings on the table. Manchester United delivered arguably the most shocking results, finishing the 24/25 campaign in 15th place. Rúben Amorim's signing of Benjamin Šeško is promising, but the "Red Devils" have a tough road ahead of them—one that kicks off against Mikel Arteta's Arsenal.

Whether your allegiance lies with Manchester's blue squad, the now Son Heung-min-less Tottenham Hotspur, or defending champion Liverpool, one thing's already been determined about the latest Premier League season: the Big Six's jerseys are as stylish as ever.

You can shop all 25/26 campaign shirts ahead to ensure you support your favorite clubs during all competitions over the next eight months.

Arsenal

Regardless of when you began to support North London's red-colored club, you're likely eager to see "the Gunners" lift up the Premier League trophy this season. Key signings during the offseason could lead Arsenal to its first league title since the 2003-04 campaign, but that's yet to pan out.

What's already been a widely-agreed upon consensus, however, is that Arteta's men should do this season's kits justice by winning important silverware (that Third shirt could go down in history if so).

Chelsea FC

Cole Palmer and the rest of Enzo Maresca men surprised many by besting Paris Saint-Germain to win the 2025 Club World Cup. Chelsea is surely looking to carry its success into the new Premier League season, but the team will likely face some setbacks throughout the campaign.

The club's Nike-manufactured shirts may not be amongst diehard supports' favorites, but they could serve as good luck charms for the next eight months. The team is set to unveil its Third jersey soon, which features a black base and design rooted in Nike Total 90 heritage.

Liverpool FC

After five years donning the swoosh, "The Reds" have returned to Adidas.

Longtime followers and haters alike have widely come together across social media to praise how crisp Liverpool's 3-Stripes-branded shirts for the 25/26 campaign are. Contrast piping on the Home Jersey evokes images of Steven Gerard and Fernando Torres during their terror over the Premier League.

The club's Third shirt is set to feature the same "Sea Green" found on a special Adidas Gazelle release.

Manchester City

Pep's guys didn't have the greatest showing last season, which surely means they're ready to show-and-prove during the 25/26 Premier League campaign. Manchester City's Home and Away shirts are relatively straightforward, but the Third jersey introduces an experimental rain-inspired design sure to divide audiences.

Manchester United

Man U's trifecta of shirts for the latest Premier League campaign are steeped in history. It's way too early to tell how the season will pan out for Amorim and company, but it seems that this year serves as a final straw for many long-disappointed fans.

Tottenham Hotspur FC

Spurs will surely have to adjust to the giant hole Son Heung-min left with his transfer to Major League Soccer (MLS). And yet, Thomas Frank's squad are riding momentum from its 2025 UEFA Europa League title.

Like Chelsea, North London's white-and-navy club will wear a Total 90-inspired Third shirt during the 25/26 Premier League season.