Check out the kits of all 20 Barclays Premier League teams for the 2014-2015 season

CHECK out the kit your team will be wearing this season with our gallery of all 20 Barclays Premier League teams’ jerseys for 2014-2015.

Gallery: every EPL kit for 2014-2015

CHECK out the kit your team will be wearing this season with our gallery of all 20 Barclays Premier League teams’ jerseys for 2014-2015.

Read the captions of each one for our analysis and rating.

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Rating: Puma’s return as the Gunners’ kitmaker looks an inspired decision if these three are anything to go by.<b>ASTON VILLA</b><b/>

A collar for the home strip and a V neck for the away ... we’re a fan of the Villians’ Macron number.<b>BURNLEY</b><b/>

A no nonsense kit from a no nonsense team who return to the EPL after four years in the Championship.<b>CHELSEA</b><b>Home</b><b/>

A simple home kit for the Blues, not sure what’s doing with the two-toned ‘keeper’s shirt though.<b>Away</b><b/>

Chelsea has nailed it with their yellow away strip - a homage to their history.<b>Third</b><b/><b/>

Adidas have mixed it up with the blue vertical stripes. We’re not entirely sold.<b>Crystal Palace</b><b/>

Skipper Mile Jedinak models Palace’s super-snug home strip.<b>EVERTON</b><b/>

A button neck collar is the main difference in the Toffees’ home strip for 2014-2015.<b>Away</b>

Everton go black for the third time since the EPL’s inception for their away jersey.<b>HULL CITY</b><b/>

No surprises with Hull City’s orange and black stripes for 2014-2015.<b>LEICESTER CITY</b><b/>

Puma has only made minor changes to the strip the Foxes wore in the Championship last term.<b>LIVERPOOL</b><b/>

Stevie G models Liverpool’s traditional red home strip, designed by Warrior. <b>Away</b><b/>

Liverpool players will be hard to miss when they play away thanks to their yellow kit.<b>Third</b><b/>

Just what was Warrior thinking with this super busy red and black third strip? <b>MANCHESTER CITY</b><b/>

Nike again shows it’s class with City’s home kit, which features navy strips instead of white.<b>Away</b><b/>

The blue trend continues with the navy away strip.<b>MANCHESTER UNITED</b><b/><b/>

It’s hard to miss the Chevrolet logo in United’s home kit in the last season before Adidas takes over from Nike<b>Away</b><b/>

The contrast of the white top and dark shorts works for the away kit.<b>Third</b><b/>

The blue top and coral side strip hasn’t gone down well among some fans.<b>NEWCASTLE UNITED</b><b/>

The away jersey is grey at Newcastle, will the mood be the same after the season?<b>QUEENS PARK RANGERS</b><b/>

QPR returns to the top flight of English football with some solid kits from Nike.<b>SOUTHAMPTON</b><b/>

Southampton’s home kit is nice, but will they have any players left to wear it?<b>STOKE CITY</b><b/>

Its business as usual for Stoke City with its first kit under American maker Warrior.<b>SUNDERLAND</b>

The Black Cats’ home offering from Adidas hardly sets the world on fire. <b>SWANSEA CITY</b><b/>

Another questionable kit from Swansea under Adidas, perhaps it’s time they looked at a different company.<b>TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR</b><b/>

Spurs will be decked out in a solid, no frills home kit this season.<b>Away</b><b/>

The 11 stripes down the front pay homage to the 11 trophies legendary boss Bill Nicholson won as Spurs boss.<b>WEST BROMWICH ALBION</b><b/>

West Brom players look excited to wear Adidas’ new home number.<b>WEST HAM UNITED</b><b/>

Adidas pays tribute to the Hammers’ 1985-86 strip with this season’s home kit.

Originally published as Check out the kits of all 20 Barclays Premier League teams for the 2014-2015 season