Women's Euro 2025 kit ranking: Which team has the most style? - ESPN

Another summer packed full of international tournament action continues with the UEFA Women's European Championship in Switzerland, which kicks off in July 2.

For the third time since the format was expanded, there are 16 competing nations involved across four groups, with reigning champions England out defend the title they won on home soil in 2022's pandemic-delayed tournament. Sarina Wiegman's Lionesses are once again among the favorites to lift the trophy when the final is played on July 27, alongside past winners Germany and Netherlands, as well as reigning world champions Spain.

However, for all the talent on show and the focus on tactics, stats and form, there is one question that matters above all else before the first ball is kicked: who will be the best-dressed team to take to the pitches of Basel, Bern, Geneva, Zurich, St. Gallen, Lucerne, Thun and Sion next month?

In order to crown the champions (at least in the sartorial stakes), we have cast a discerning eye over the home and away kits being worn by all 16 countries at Euro 2025 in order to rate, and where applicable, slate the various designs on display.

This year's tournament will feature kits inspired by everything from traditional textile art and national symbolism, to railway infrastructure and plant seed repositories. But which Euro 2025 nation has the best combination of tournament attire? Let's find out ...

Home: They may be Poland's national colors, worn with great pride, but honestly: how many times can you pump out a near-identical set of kits — one red, one white — without getting horrendously bored by the monotony of it all? The home shirt is white with red trim. There are no prizes on offer for guessing what the away kit looks like.

Away: Corr