Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea: The worst kit in every Premier League season as voted by fans

The Premier League is looking good ahead of the 2022/23 season.

No, we’re not talking about player transfers, stadiums, the title race, prospective top four battle or relegation candidates, but rather how the Premier League stars will quite literally be looking in all their new threads.

With the August 5 kick-off date fast approaching, Fulham are the only club who haven’t released at least one of their jerseys for the new season and we’ve already seen plenty of belters hitting the clothes rails.

However, as we all know, not all football kits are made equal and the increasing interest in sporting fashion means that fans are more opinionated than ever on which strips are pure drip, and which strips are pure s… ahem, excuse us.

In fact, that’s so much the case that supporters have been casting their opinions on jerseys by voting on the fantastic website Football Kit Archive, which, well, does what it says on the tin really.

A fantastic encyclopaedia of jerseys past, present and even future, they have amongst their interactive functions the ability for fans to award each jersey a score from between one star and five.

Over time, the scores are aggregated to give average results from which the best and worst shirts in the eyes of the fans can be listed for the world to see.

As you can imagine, it’s pretty fun to browse and see which jerseys are loved and hated the most, so we decided to take a fun look through each and every Premier League season.

From there, we discovered which shirt was voted as the worst in England’s top-flight each year in what makes for a historic odyssey of fashion disasters from 1992 all the way to the current batch of leaks and releases.

Interesting, right? We couldn’t agree more, so be sure to check