With the new Premier League season about to commence, all teams are prepped and ready to go and have already debuted their new kits for the season.
While German giant Adidas leads the way in supplying matchday kits for 40% of the Premier League teams, brands like Nike, Hummel, Puma, and Joma are also outfitting some clubs.
Here, we look at the kit suppliers of each and every Premier League team for the 2026/27 season.
Arsenal reunited with German brand Adidas ahead of the 2019/20 season, which returned after 25 years. The partnership is worth an estimated £75 million annually and has since been extended until 2030.
Adidas is the kit supplier for the Gunners’ men’s and women’s first teams as well as their youth teams. The extended partnership also entails increased marketing rights for the Arsenal women’s team.
As part of the deal, Adidas provides training and match kits for Villa’s men’s and women’s first teams as well as their youth sides.
Bournemouth signed a five-year deal with Danish brand Hummel ahead of the 2026/27 season.
This partnership concluded their nine-year association with Umbro and will see Hummel provide training gear, matchday kits, travel apparel, and lifestyle wear to the Cherries.
Brentford signed a multi-year technical kit partnership with Spanish sportswear brand Joma in May 2025. Joma became the Bees’ official supplier at the start of the 2025/26 season.
Joma succeeded Umbro as Brentford’s official kit supplier and provides matchday and training kits for their men’s first team, as well as their academy, women’s, and B teams, including all teams’ coaching staff.
Brighton & Hove Albion have had a long-standing partnership in place with American sportswear giant Nike, which has been their technical kit supplier since 2014.
The partnership was extended until 2030 in January 2025. As part of the deal, Nike provides training and travel gear alongside matchday kits across the Seagulls’ senior and youth setups.
Chelsea signed a long-term deal with Nike in October 2016 as their official kit supplier from the 2017/18 season, ending their eleven-year partnership with Adidas.
The deal, worth north of US$1bn over 15 years, was Nike’s biggest deal with a Premier League club at the time, before it signed an even more lucrative deal with Liverpool FC in January 2020.
Coventry City’s long-term partnership with Danish sportswear brand Hummel has existed since 2019 and continued through multiple extensions.
The latest renewal was signed in 2023 along with Hummel’s new UK licence and rights holder SportsPro. Hummel provides official playing kits as well as training wear to the Sky Blues.
Crystal Palace have had a technical partnership in place with Italian sportswear brand Macron since the 2022/23 season. This partnership was last extended in July 2025.
Palace previously had a deal with Macron from 2014 to 2018 as well, before reuniting in 2022. As part of the deal, Macron provides matchday and training kits, as well as travel gear and accessories for Palace players and fans.
Everton have had in place a multi-year deal with British sportswear brand Castore since the 2024/25 season. Castore’s deal replaced Danish brand Hummel’s £9m-per-year kit agreement with the Toffees.
Castore designs and supplies matchday kits, training, and travel wear for the Everton men’s, women’s, and academy teams. The brand is also a founding partner of the new Everton home ground, Hill Dickinson Stadium, and thusly enjoys enhanced visibility and commercial rights at the venue.
Fulham have had a technical partnership agreement with German sportswear giant Adidas since the 2013/14 season. Adidas previously supplied kits to the Cottagers twice: once in the 1977/78 season and then in the 1997/98 season.
In 2017, the two signed an extension agreeing that would entail the Cottagers being dressed in three stripes until the end of the 2022/23 season. The two later renewed their partnership until the 2027/28 season. As part of the deal, Adidas supplies matchday kits, training wear, replica jerseys, and performance equipment for Fulham’s men’s, women’s, and youth teams.
Hull City announced a multi-year technical kit partnership with British sportswear company OXEN Sports ahead of the 2026/27 season, replacing their previous kit partner, Kappa.
As part of the deal, the West Yorkshire-based company provides official matchday kits and training wear to the Tigers as well as retail products to their fan base.
Ipswich Town signed a four-year technical kit partnership deal with British sportswear brand Umbro in June 2022. The partnership has continued into the 2026/27 season.
As part of the deal, Umbro provides match wear, training apparel, and replica kits for the club’s men’s, women’s, and youth teams.
In June 2020, the German sportswear giant replaced Kappa as the official kit supplier of Leeds United on a five-year deal. Both parties signed a multi-year extension in October 2024.
As part of the deal, Adidas provides official matchday kits, training wear, and lifestyle apparel for the club’s men’s, women’s, and youth teams.
Liverpool FC announced their new kit manufacturer in March 2025, replacing Nike with Adidas ahead of the 2025/26 season. Liverpool had previously collaborated with Adidas twice: once from 1985 to 1996 and then from 2006 to 2012.
The iconic three stripes returned on the Liverpool kits from the 2025/26 season on a multi-year deal. Adidas provides matchday kits, training gear, and culture wear for the Reds’ men’s, women’s, and academy teams, as well as for the LFC Foundation (official charity arm of the club) staff.
Manchester City FC ended a six-year association with Nike and signed German sportswear giant Puma as their official kit supplier in February 2019, with the deal kicking off with the 2019/20 season.
The initial deal was reportedly worth £650 million over ten years and covered Man City’s sister clubs in Australia (Melbourne City FC), Spain (Girona FC), Uruguay (Montevideo City Torque), and China (Sichuan Jiuniu FC).
In August 2022, Puma unveiled Man City’s third kit for the 2022/23 season on the “Land of Games” experience developed by game creation system Roblox, thereby taking their Man City partnership “into the metaverse”.
Manchester City and Puma signed a new ten-year deal worth £1 billion in July 2025.
Man United’s deal with Adidas broke all kit deal records when it was announced back in July 2014. The German sportswear giant replaced its American rival Nike, whose £24m-a-season deal with United ended with the end of the 2014/15 season after a thirteen-year stint.
With the initial deal reportedly worth at least £750 million over ten years, Adidas has been the Official Kit Supplier of Man United since the start of the 2015/16 season. Its previous biggest contract at the time this deal was announced was its €35m-a-year contract with Real Madrid CF.
The two parties last renewed their partnership in July 2023, with the current agreement reportedly worth £900 million and set to run until the end of the 2034/35 season.
Newcastle signed a multi-year partnership agreement with Adidas as their technical kit supplier in September 2023. The deal came into effect with the start of the 2024/25 season.
Adidas reunited with the Magpies after their previous association in the 1990s and the 2000s, replacing Castore as their official kit supplier. As part of the deal, Adidas provides official matchday kits and training wear for Newcastle’s men’s, women’s, and youth teams.
Nottingham Forest signed a multi-year partnership deal with Adidas in June 2023. The partnership came into effect at the start of the 2023/24 season.
Forest and Adidas have a historic connection: Adidas kitted the Tricky Trees from 1977 to 1986 and then from 2013 to 2018. As part of the deal, Adidas supplies official kits and apparel for Forest’s men’s, women’s, and academy teams.
Sunderland signed a technical kit partnership deal with Danish sportswear brand Hummel in July 2024. The two parties revived a collaboration that was first launched in 1988. An extension on improved commercial terms was signed in April 2026.
As part of the deal, Hummel provides official matchday kits and training gear to Sunderland’s men’s, women’s, and academy squads, as well as replica jerseys and limited-edition capsule collections for the Black Cats’ fan base.
American sportswear giant Nike became Spurs’ Official Kit Provider in 2017. The very next year, in October 2018, the two reached an agreement for a bumper fifteen-year extension, making it one of the longest deals in Nike’s history.
The current deal runs until 2033 and is reportedly worth £30 million per annum, approximately.
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