AFC Bournemouth – Impressively surviving the dreaded Premier League drop after a wonderful first campaign within the top flight of English football, Bournemouth hope to continue their performances during the 2016/17 season in a trademark ‘Cherries’ home shirt of red and black stripes manufactured by JD Sports, whilst a stunning two-tone hooped blue alternative follows suit for their away strip. Completing the range sees a fluorescent yellow third shirt capture the eye.
Arsenal – Proudly unveiled by the club and Puma, featuring icons Robert Pires, Thierry Henry, and Freddie Ljungberg, Arsenal will adorn arguably their most unique home shirt of recent years through their rich red base-coat broken at the front panel by a single vertical stripe of a darker shade stealing the headlines. Alongside the additional mid-stripe, solid white strokes compose the bold sleeves and shoulders, with the modern v-neck collar also matching. The ‘Gunners’ away shirt prompts certain Dortmund similarities through a bumblebee like yellow and black design and the third shirt is uniquely navy and fluorescent yellow. 
Burnley – Newly promoted Burnley return to the Premier League in 2016/17 wearing their famous claret and blue home shirt designed by Puma which takes over from relegated Aston Villa as the classic combination of colours. Burnley’s away shirt sees their sky blue come to forefront of design to provide a clean base-coat with claret trim applications. 
Chelsea – The three-stripes of adidas left nothing in the locker with their Chelsea home shirt design, seeing the London club’s famous Lion crest printed across the entire body and sleeves for a modernistic take on the ‘Blues’ traditionally solid strip. Adding clean accents, adidas have issued their three-stripe branding to the flanks which compliment the classy v-neck collar. Chelsea’s away shirt showcases a striking black and grey hooped pattern with volt trim, whereas the third shirt stays ultra-clean through a white predominance.
Crystal Palace – ‘Eagles’ fans have been granted a striking kit collection for the 2016/17 season by suppliers Macron who compose a modernly striped visual of a blue body with red flanks, shoulders and sleeves to create their iconic home shirt. Palace’s away shirt is equally stunning through a bright yellow base-coat of which is transformed into a passionate display through a red and blue halved diagonal sash.
Everton – The ‘Toffees’ will flaunt arguably their most modern and modified home shirt of recent years through the lower front panel and entire back sharing an embossed diamond-like graphic to offer breathability and create a somewhat shimmering effect. Whilst the overall visual is a trademark blue predominance, added white and newly incorporated yellow act as trim at the crew-neck collar and sleeve cuffs. The Toffees away shirt is composed of a mesh-like material combining a salmon base-layer with a navy outer liner.
Hull City – Hull City return to the Premier League in trademark style through wearing a classic amber and black striped home shirt composed by English counterparts Umbro, which also features record breaking sponsorship deal with SportPesa. Hull’s away shirt continues the amber and black colour-way however opts for a powerful solid base-coat of the latter with amber touches at the neckline and sleeve cuffs. 
Leicester City – The truly incredible story and journey of Leicester City will continue next season within the 2016/17 campaign as Premier League Champions. Kit suppliers Puma have left the talking for Leicester to do on the pitch after handing the underdogs an understated yet elegant home shirt of royal blue with intricate pinstripes creating a unique pattern. Appropriate golden trim also feature on the shoulders for a regal feel which are set to continue onto the cub’s away shirt for 2016/17. Their away shirt has been given a full red paint-job of which offers differing tones through a gradient design of diagonal pinstripes, whilst the away shirt stays clean in all white with blue pinstripes. 
Liverpool – Kit suppliers New Balance have opted to issue their Merseyside giants of Liverpool additional yellow trim upon their iconic red home shirt of which also features a subtly hooped design through an embossed characteristic. Capping-off Liverpool’s simple yet stylish home shirt sees a buttoned crew-neck collar posing at the top of the strip. In powerful fashion, Liverpool’s away shirt is solid black with unique flank detailing red which is sure to be hit amongst the Anfield faithful.
Manchester City – Man City’s home shirt for next season not only uses Nike’s Aeroswift technology however also features their updated club crest for a nostalgic look. Their famous sky blue is matched by darker shoulders and sleeves which match the flank detailing. The headline shirts is their away shirt which showcases red and black stripes of which was previously seen in 2011/12, whereas their third shirt will present a gradient effect combining purple and orange for an all-new visual.
Manchester United – Apart from already releasing their nostalgic royal blue away shirt for 2016/17 of which takes a nod at their 1968 European Cup triumph, Manchester United also unveiled a unique home shirt which features a half and half display using two differing shades of red which meet at the front panel in a geometric graphic. The ‘Red Devils’ will also flaunt a white third shirt however the headline stealer of the alternative strip sees the shoulders take centre stage through a hexagonal pattern throughout.
Middlesbrough – The Championship runners-up of 2015/16 will enter the Premier League in the upcoming season sporting their bright red home shirt manufactured by adidas of which also incorporates a unique and bold lower panel sash in white with blue trim for an unprecedented visual. Their away stripe opts for an alternative adidas template seeing a chest panel chevron display a blue gradient to liven-up the otherwise understated navy predominance. Further differences between the home and away Boro shirt see adidas switch their three-stripe branding from the shoulders to the flanks respectively. 
Southampton – The ‘Saints’ kit range for 2016/17 sees all-new kit suppliers Under Armour compose their trademark red and white stripes and have done so in unique fashion through a thin pattern with an added chest panel. The club’s away shirt opts to stay more understated with a two-tone anthracite combination which again uses the x-shaped chest panel.
Stoke City – After a respectable 2015/16 Premier League campaign of which saw players such as Marko Arnautovic, Xherdan Shaqiri, and Bojan Krkić shine for Stoke City, the Midlands club have unveiled both their home and away shirts seeing their trademark red and white home strip once again epitomised by Macron whilst the away shirt opts for a cool sky blue visual which features an embossed ‘S’ beneath the team crest for added patriotism.
Sunderland – After dramatically surviving the Premier League drop, which saw neighbouring rivals Newcastle relegated, Sunderland have been handed a classy home shirt for the upcoming 2016/17 season seeing their famous red and white stripes accented with golden touches at the elegant v-neck collar and adidas three-stripe branding. Sunderland have also follow-up with one of the most striking away shirts seeing pink and purple combine through a hooped and pinstriped pattern.
Swansea City – The passionate Welsh club of Swansea City will adorn a kit collection from equally passionate Spanish brand Joma after signing a contract prior to the end of the 2015/16 season. Joma have incorporated their renowned flair in Swansea’s kits seeing a pure white home shirt given a styled split collar whilst their away strip turns into a turquoise display with a stunning lower panel gradient.
Tottenham Hotspur – The title challengers throughout the majority of last term, Spurs, have been granted regal golden strokes upon each of their stunning Under Armour white home shirt, navy away strip, and predominantly gold third kit. The classy kit collection could be the last made by Under Armour as Nike are set to manufacture Tottenham’s shirts from 2017/18 onwards.
Watford – After a solid season by the ‘Hornets’, finishing just below mid-table, 2016/17 prompts an exciting season for Watford of whom will take to the plush pitches in Dryworld strips after announcing a deal with the Canadian brand who have opted for simple yet smart designs. A solid yellow home shirt and pure white away strip both feature traditional collars with black and red detailing to match the sleeve cuffs. 
West Bromwich Albion – The ‘Baggies’ have already officially unveiled their 2016/17 home shirt which saw their classic blue and white stripes modernised through additional sky blue trim used to compose kit suppliers adidas’ three-stripe branding at the flanks whilst also matching the stylish buttoned crew-neck collar. adidas also hand West Brom a truly eye-catching away shirt of black with electric blue trim for pinstripes and additional trim. 
West Ham United – Proving the 2015/16’s high achievers alongside Leicester City, West Ham will not only adorn a brand-new kit range by English counterparts Umbro however will wear the trademark claret and blue home shirt at their new Olympic Park stadium. Umbro produced one of the best kit ranges for the ‘Hammers’ in the previous season and that continues within 2016/17 through a patriotic Union Jack inspired home shirt of claret and blue whilst their away shirt also features additional claret and blue flashes upon a predominantly white shirt. 