Every Premier League club’s worst home kit ever

It’s difficult to get a home kit wrong, really. Unless you’re Cardiff in 2012 and decide to completely change the colour from what it has been for the best part of forever.

Barring any drastic changes that might interfere with the history of a club, though, it’s not too hard to make a home kit good. Or so you’d think.

With the modernised conventions of a new home strip every season, trying to produce something fresh and appealing while maintaining traditional principles can make for a few forgettable designs here and there.

Sometimes, though, kits become unforgettable, for all the wrong reasons. Unforgettably hideous.

Having gone through and picked out the best home kit ever for the Premier League‘s class of 2021/22, it’s only fair that we pick out their worst efforts, too. Can never be too humble.

So, without further ado, here is each 2021/22 Premier League club’s worst ever home kit.

PUMA’s second year on the job as kit supplier for Arsenal wasn’t a great one. White sleeve going right up to the neck, a strange collar with a gap in the front, and an even weirder button. Oh, we can’t forget the random block of white on the back of the shirt at the bottom, too. Tried too hard.

Claret and blue is often pretty easy to work with, but Villa’s kit was a serious miss on the turn of the millennium. Unfortunately, they finished FA Cup runners up in a poorly done striped effort, with their usual colours appearing more pale than usual. Very Sunday league.

PUMA’s decision to design a template with their logo placed up on the shoulder rather than the chest was odd, but whatever. The real calamity of this kit was the hideous, white back, which had no stripes on. Looked like they were wearing two different shirts in one.

A kit that