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The Russian season starts this week, but not all clubs showed their new uniforms. Whether it's the Premier League - people there do not spit on marketing. "Sokker.ru" is studying the new clothes of the British.

"Manchester city"

Technical sponsor: Nike.

The main set of classic color, technological features - a button on the collar. The second set looks cool, made in black with thin blue and light green stripes along the vertical. There is also a third form: bright purple with orange details.

"Manchester United"

Technical sponsor: Adidas.

Manchester United's red footballs have black horizontal stripes. As conceived by the designers, this is a graphic image railway tracks, with which the history of the Mancunian club, which is celebrating its 140th birthday this year, is connected.

And another contrast. The third form, on the contrary, is 100% masculine, strict, steel.

"Tottenham"

Technical sponsor: Nike.

Gradient dimming seems to be the new fashion. At Tottenham, it is implemented in the main form with the help of blue stripes, gradually merging into a blue belt.

The away jersey is dark blue. This is the same piece of Spurs equipment that is on the Barcelona training kit.

Well, the third set doesn't look like anything. At all.

"Liverpool"

Technical sponsor: New Balance.

This is definitely not stamping, but an individual approach. Saturated red color, polo collar, and be sure to look at the texture of the fabric. Liverpool will be fashionable in the new season, not one step away from tradition!

But with spare forms, you can experiment. Fancy colors and patterns are welcome. How are you?

Chelsea

Technical sponsor: Nike.

The "chip" of the Chelsea home kit is these red and white horizontal strokes - "cuts". The press release also mentions that the T-shirts are made on the new Nike template.

The away jersey is bright yellow with splashes of blue. Not bad!

"Arsenal"

Technical sponsor: Puma.

Consider carefully the texture of the main part, made in red. Here are the special effects. It should also be noted the thinnest red lines around the sleeves, which create one of the main design solutions.

The design of the away kit repeats what we see on the home kit, only now the stripes on the chest and sleeves merge into one decorative element.

The third form, at first glance, is very simple: one color, monochrome elements, but attractive. Probably because of the color.

"Burnley"

Technical sponsor: Puma.

The form is made with high quality, with many small details that color it, but you can tell me how organically the logo of the new title sponsor fits into this ensemble.

Everton

Technical sponsor: Umbro.

Blue melange uniform with traditional rhombuses on the edge of the sleeves and two buttons on the collar. Change of textures and design solutions make this form classic and catchy at the same time.

The second set also pleases with a combination of black with pink splashes, but the third form puts in a stupor. You have to look at nature. First impression: like a T-shirt from the 80s or 90s.

Leicester

Technical sponsor: Adidas.

Diagonal lines and gold stripes on the collars and cuffs are what delighted Adidas fans of Leicester.

The away uniform is flashy gray and also with “gold”. Can't forget the phenomenal championship season?

"Newcastle"

Technical sponsor: Puma.

If not for the huge hieroglyphs, then one could say that this is a "magpie" classic.

And in the away jerseys of Newcastle, replacing the emblem, Barcelona could play.

Here is the third set to the heap.

"Crystal Palace"

Technical sponsor: Puma.

Puma feels very comfortable in the Premier League, so Crystal Palace before the 2018/19 season did not renew cooperation with Macron and moved under the banner of the “black cat”.

"Bournemouth"

Technical sponsor: Umbro.

Traditional red and black vertical stripes, rhombuses on the sleeves: "Cherries" look stylish.

"West Ham"

Technical sponsor: Umbro.

West Ham have big plans for the upcoming season and this is how the Hammers are going to forge success under Manuel Pellegrini.

Watford

Technical sponsor: Adidas.

Watford have only released their home kit so far. Yellow, black and red work well together, and the V collar completes the "vertical" design.

Brighton & Hove Albion

Technical sponsor: Nike.

Nike sewed the uniforms for the Seagulls. Everything is quite simple here, without any outstanding design elements. But native colors are in place - and this is the main thing.

"Huddersfield"

Technical sponsor: Umbro.

Terrier club emblem is very cool! But not everyone will appreciate the logo of the title sponsor with hieroglyphs in the chest. Please note that the second set is the same as Bournemouth's main kit with different stickers.

Southampton

Technical sponsor: Under Armour.

The Saints stood out by wearing Under Armor, the only one in the entire Premier League. But the uniforms are great, especially the main and third sets, which are an example of how the title sponsor's logo can fit perfectly into the design.

Wolverhampton

Technical sponsor: Adidas.

Wolverhampton are also doing well with matching the title sponsor's emblem with a kit that is simple and concise. The second set is generally made on the standard Adidas template, but due to the colors and emblem it is still not bad.

Fulham

Technical sponsor: Adidas.

Another newcomer dressed by a German concern. The black wide stripe on the chest in the home kit made it possible to favorably furnish the chest inscription with the name of the title sponsor. The second set is implemented on a standard template.

"Cardiff City"

Technical sponsor: Adidas.

The third newcomer to the Premier League this season is also an Adidas player. In their last entry into the Premier League, if you remember, the Swallows played in red shirts, because the club's extravagant owner Vincent Tan wanted it that way, now Cardiff will be dressed in accordance with club traditions.

England is not only the birthplace of football, but also, logically, the country where the football kit first appeared. The team colors serve not only to show the belonging of the athletes to a particular football community and to distinguish the players on the field, but also to discipline them as much as possible, creating the notorious team spirit. Club symbols reinforce the sense of sporting unity, giving the desire for a common victory.

For loyal fans of English football, the football kit of their favorite club is an inexhaustible source of inspiration and fan spirit, a symbol of commitment to club symbols and meanings, an opportunity to feel like part of a team, a member of a large football family.

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Football in England plays a huge role in traditional culture, it has a truly national significance. The first mentions of a similar game with a "kickball" are found in Anglo-Saxon texts from the 13th century. It is reliably known that the English word football itself has been used since the beginning of the 15th century.

The club history of English football dates back to 1581, when matches between university teams began to be held in England. Football clubs in their modern sense arose in large English cities in the middle of the 19th century. The first football tournament, the FA Cup, was founded in 1871. And the world's first football league - in 1888. Since then, you can lead the fan history of English football, the successor of the traditions of which you are!

We are pleased to offer fans of English football a wide range of football merchandise and uniforms of English clubs (Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester City, Tottenham, etc.). All products presented in the store are fully consistent with the design of the form used in the current season, have high quality and is great for active sports. The range of T-shirts is regularly updated and replenished.

English Premier League It is considered to be the flagship of world football: here everything is only the best and all the best. It turns out that not all. website compiled a mini-list of three teams that didn't live up to expectations with their new outfits.

"Manchester United"

The Red Devils' income for the last season was the highest in England and almost reached the mark of 150 million pounds. Part of the money went to the development of an amazing design of the third form. Check out how cool Nemanja Matic is in this set.

Nemanja Matic

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Probably, no less part of the earned amount flew away to create a cool presentation video for a spare uniform.

Presentation of the third set of Manchester United uniforms

"Manchester United" set the bar very high, and the expectations from the home kit were no less. It was planned to sew something inspiring. However, you don’t get any inspiration from the look of the home form.

There is a clear desire for minimalism. There is even a feeling that the “devils” will go on a pre-season tour not to the USA, but to Japan.

A post with a new thing on Twitter has collected more than 7.5 thousand comments. But almost all of them came down to one thing - “Where is the dislike button, guys ?!”

"Arsenal"

"Arsenal" slightly lost to the "red devils" in the race for anti-coolness. The new set from "Puma" came out obtrusive and incomprehensible.

The "Gunners" classic - an all-red t-shirt with white sleeves - is quite a worthwhile design. Especially if you remember the shape of the 2010/11 season.

However, the designers, apparently, wanted to surprise with their knowledge and clearly overdid it. Two elements are especially striking: “under-rhombus” on the chest and “under-stripes” on the sleeves.

Chelsea

Closes the top three another London club. It's sad to put "pensioners" in this top, but what can you do.

New form Chelsea does not look at all aristocratic. There was no trace of solid simplicity left. Instead, designers Nike made the color of the form even more saturated and added thin transverse stripes.

Today kicks off the coolest league in world football. Other blogs will tell you about the statistics and favorites, but we will conduct a tour of the football kits of all the Premier League teams in the 2016-2017 season. Go!

Arsenal

Manufacturer: Puma

Grade: 7\10

Arsenal in their home kit adheres to the previously established rules: red base, white details. All that the guys from Puma decided on was to add geometry to the design. No rounding. Overall, not bad! But the third came out better than the others.

Burnley

Manufacturer: Puma

Grade: 5\10

Burnley teaming burgundy and blue in their home kit is no surprise. The polo collar blends in with the stripes on the shoulders - not a very good solution.

Bournemouth

Manufacturer: J.D. Sports

Grade: 7\10

The iconic black and red stripes look quite classy. The black polo collar matches the overall design. Manufacturer JD Sports, which has not yet become mainstream, pleasantly surprised. The guest form also looks pretty nice, only the designers did not bother much with the third form.

Chelsea

Manufacturer: Adidas

Grade: 5\10

The new Chelsea home kit is made according to the latest template from Adidas and is very reminiscent of the kit of the Russian national team. If the game of the "aristocrats" will resemble our team, it is not worth envying the team's fans. For stereotyped - so-so rating.

Crystal Palace

Manufacturer: Macron

Grade: 6\10

Crystal Palace have ditched the typical vertical stripe this season and change is always for the better. But there are no outstanding design decisions, the title sponsor of Mansion is located on the jerseys of several teams in the Premier League. Even in this Crystal Palace are not unique.

Everton

Manufacturer: Umbro

Grade: 7\10

Everton is very interesting approach to the presentation of a new form, but that's not the point. The new "home" is still done in the colors of Goodison Park: yellow details with a blue and white base are reminiscent of the geometric patterns in the stadium. English classic, what is there ...

Leicester

Manufacturer: Puma

Grade: 6\10

Leicester will go to the title defense in an updated form from Puma. The combination of blue with gold details pleases the eye, a small strip of a slightly lighter shade adds originality to the form. But again, nothing special. Strong middle class.

Liverpool

Manufacturer: new balance

Grade: 7\10

New Balance blew up last season - many liked their entry into the football market. All the elegance of the form of Liverpool in small details - after all, the team will never refuse the classic red color. Nothing extra. Guest and third forms differ from each other like heaven and earth.

Manchester city

Manufacturer: Nike

Grade: 7\10

Nike's new kits look like something super innovative. A new football technology called the Vapor AeroSwift is supposed to help on the pitch, Nike says. Let's see...

Manchester United

Manufacturer: Adidas

Grade: 6\10

The home kit of such a cool club as Manchester United is the case when you can’t change something globally. Designers have managed to make small innovations without going beyond what is permitted. We are talking about splitting a T-shirt in half with two red shades.

Middlesbrough

Manufacturer: Adidas

Grade: 7\10

Boro are back in the Premier League and immediately burst into the TOP in form. Bold design - very unlike Adidas. The main changes occurred in the strip, which was present in one form or another before.

Hull City

Manufacturer: Umbro

Grade: 5\10

The style of the T-shirt is slightly baggy, the black and orange combination in a half-length design looks pretty bland. Of the unusual - a large V-shaped collar.

Stoke City

Manufacturer: Macron

Grade: 4\10

Stoke City has once again changed its technical sponsor, this time Macron. The Italian clothing manufacturer could not offer anything new in design.

Southampton

Manufacturer: under armor

Grade: 7\10

The Saints signed with Under Armor and immediately delighted fans with a great new uniform. The style of the American equipment manufacturer is recognizable and is quoted by many. The contract with Under Armor was signed for 7 years.

Sunderland

Manufacturer: Adidas

Grade: 5\10

Sunderland kept its classic design - red and white vertical stripes. At the same time, the overall design looks nicer than the same Stoke City, although there are not so many differences...

Swansea

Manufacturer: Joma

Grade: 7\10

Swansea have signed a contract with Spanish manufacturer Joma. The new home kit is made in a style that is especially appreciated by the fans of the team: a white jersey without unnecessary details. The henley collar is a great fit. The simpler, the better.

Tottenham

Manufacturer: under armor

Grade: 7\10

The Spurs haven't made many changes to their uniforms since last season, but their kits are considered some of the most stylish in the entire league. And all 3 sets.

Watford

Manufacturer: Dry world

Grade: 5\10

The Watford uniform is made according to the classics - a yellow base, black and orange details. The technical sponsor is clearly striking - the Canadian clothing manufacturer Dryworld has decided to enter the English football market. Have you ever heard of these?

West Bromwich

Manufacturer: Adidas

Grade: 5\10

The WBA released the uniform in vertical alternating navy blue and white stripes. The form is made according to the new template from Adidas with three stripes on the sides of the torso.

West Ham

Manufacturer: Umbro

Grade: 7\10

At the sight of West Ham's third kit, our hearts start beating faster. The form came out quite atmospheric. We'll take a closer look at it shortly. As for the home and away kits, everything is not bad, but not great either.

The alignment of forces in the market of game uniform manufacturers in the Premier League 2016-2017

Surprisingly, even in the struggle of outfitters, the standings in the Premier League are as dense as those of the teams. There are 10 manufacturing companies for 20 Premier League clubs. So equal struggle in the “constructors' championship” was not in any of the tournaments that we talked about in this vein. Adidas is the leader (5 teams), but Puma and Umbro are also well established (3 teams each). If Puma is active in all tournaments, then Umbro has a good position only in his native England. Under Armor and Macron each have 2 teams in the league and are chasing the leaders. Other manufacturers have 1 team each (including Nike).

Summary standings according to the scores of the blog "From the Needle"

The only thing we had problems with was choosing the best kit of the season in the Premier League. We suggest you do it. Write in the comments if you agree with our assessments and indicate the best form in your opinion in the Premier League.. Let's go!