40. Leicester away
This shirt deserves praise for trying to be bold. Leicester's away kit for this season is inspired by the street art and murals of the city.
The result is a bit of a mesh of random colours. But it just about works. Beam orange and acidic red spray on a black background anyone?
39. Arsenal away
Seeing Arsenal sport this away kit in the recent win at Tottenham was jarring. Derby matches like that should always have both teams in their home strip when possible.
But Arsenal managed to give their new all-black away kit a dream debut and elevate it further in the eyes of Gooners. The red and green trim is well executed.
38. Fulham third
Fulham have nailed it with their home and away kits this season. So we can forgive them for their third strip being slightly odd.
Combining different shades of purple, it's a striking but perhaps not stylish effort. Then again, they probably won't want to wear this one much this season anyway.
37. Tottenham away
Is there really any point in Tottenham having light away shirt? Surely a darker colour would offer a greater contrast from their all-white home strip.
That said this is actually a nice design. Placing the iconic cockerel crest in the centre may ruffle a few feathers.
36. Crystal Palace away
You certainly have to like yellow to get onboard with this kit. Officially the first Crystal Palace kit to feature a simplified eagle-on-ball crest, it pays tribute to the club's previous yellow away strips which first emerged in the 1960s.
The blue sponsor logo fits nicely. A solid effort from Macron.
35. Nottingham Forest away
Nottingham Forest's away shirt loses marks for the white sponsorship lettering, totally at odds with the striking pink used for the Adidas logo and club crest.
It is borderline "too jazzy."
34. Ipswich away
Ipswich's first top flight away kit in 22 years is solid way to mark their return to the Premier League.
The design aims to represent the pride in the town on matchdays, with the background highlighting Portman Road full of fans.
33. Manchester United home
This is probably one of the better Manchester United home strips in recent years. But with the bar so low, it still didn't do enough for the judges to break into the top half of our rankings.
The new shirt sponsor seems to fit reasonably, but the overall design is basic.
32. Manchester United third
The use of the Trefoil Adidas logo as opposed to the three stripe will certainly appeal to a certain supporter demographic.
But if you take away the sponsor and club logo you're basically left with a standard Adidas originals t-shirt design.
31. Manchester City home
Although Manchester City's home shirt manages to scrape a better score than two Manchester United kits, it is not one of the more memorable designs.
This is still a reasonable jersey, albeit very similar to their kit from two seasons ago.
