Check out more of the latest new kits from Premier League and EFL clubs for 2022/23 below…
BRIGHTON AWAY KIT
The Nike Brighton 2022-23 away shirt is the most striking by Nike for the club yet. It is bright crimson, combined with black.
The Nike Brighton 22-23 away jersey has black stripe pattern, side panels, and trim. The club crest is white/red.
Nike combine the Brighton 2022-2023 away football shirt with bright crimson shorts and socks.
NORTHAMPTON HOME KIT
Northampton Town are delighted to reveal the brand new 2022/23 home kit.
The kit, voted for in a poll by supporters to choose a kit for the club’s 125th anniversary season, is a modern twist on the kit worn by Graham Carr’s 1986/87 Division 4 title winning side and will be available to pre-order via ntfcstore.com from 8am on Wednesday morning.
The kit will be worn in the two home pre-season fixtures and will be available for sale in store on July 27th.
PRESTON AWAY KIT
This season’s away kit sees a yellow shirt with a black design on the sleeve and is accompanied by yellow shorts and socks.
The shirt features Dri-FIT technology to help stay cool and dry for longer, and has a breathable mesh back panel.
LEEDS HOME KIT
This shirt is a celebration of the club and its loyal supporters, with a finely crafted badge putting your passion on display, every time you adorn our historical colours of white, yellow and blue.
Produced once again in partnership with official technical kit partner adidas and using a high-performance recycled material, the soft, textured AEROREADY fabric has the iconic LUFC script printed to recognise the 50th anniversary of the 1972 FA Cup winning side.
The collar is a ribbed crew-neck design and is accompanied by sewn-on classic 3-stripes on the shoulders, with comfortable fitting sleeve cuffs as you work your way down the arm.
TOTTENHAM AWAY
The shirt has a modern yet simplistic design combing a blueish-purple base with dark navy (almost black) sleeves and a white logo, but what stands out is the Volt collar.
AIA is on the front of the Nike Tottenham 2022-2023 away jersey, while Cinch is on the left sleeve. Both sponsor logos are white, fitting in with the rest of the design. Also worth noting are the logos, which are aligned centrally on the shirt.
Template-wise, the jersey uses the new Nike 22-23 design, with the collar being the standout feature.
Black / white shorts and Volt socks complete the new Nike Spurs 22-23 away strip.
SALFORD HOME KIT
This season our red home shirts have been adorned with a Morse Code pattern that translates to ‘Salford’.
Our first Castore home kit will be accompanied by white shorts with a black stripe down the side, and bespoke white socks that have a black trim, and ‘SCFC’ in red letters across the front.
BOURNEMOUTH THIRD KIT
Bournemouth’s new third kit is inspired by the club’s award-winning Everyone Together campaign, which promotes understanding and tackles prejudice. This is also the reason for the black & white colour scheme.
Mainly black, the Umbro shirt combines this classic base colour with white accents such as the sponsor logos on the chest. The club crest sits on the left chest in a recoloured black & white rendition.
Black sleeve cuffs with white & golden trim as well as the writing “Everyone, Together.” on the back of the neck add to the clean appearance.
CHELTENHAM HOME KIT
Modern in design, it celebrates some of the most important figures in the club’s history.
The shirt retains its pin-stripe design, this time on a darker red shirt with collar.
It has an updated version of our club crest, emblazoned on a new rubberised badge.
Its silver features mark 25 years of working together with our technical kit partners at Errea, thought to be the longest partnership of its kind in the EFL.
The fabric is made to Oeko-tex standard certification.
The design itself is a nod to the 1982/83 title winning side, spearheaded by the club’s record goal scorer Dave Lewis. The legendary striker bagged 290 goals in total and was recently added to our car park mural at the Completely-Motoring Stadium.
Alan Wood’s side set out 40 years ago this summer to claim the club’s first title in its history and paved the way for the club’s success today. To pay tribute we’ve added 1982/83 and a star in the neckline.
The new shirt, complemented by red shorts and white socks, is the final piece of our ‘history makers’ campaign this summer. It included our record breaking season ticket drive and the collaboration with the Cheltenham Paint Festival.
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