Top 10 Full Kit Collections of the 2025/26 Football Season
As the 2025/26 campaign unfolds across Europe, most clubs have already unveiled their full ranges for the year. From traditional stripes to bold third shir
As the 2025/26 campaign unfolds across Europe, most clubs have already unveiled their full ranges for the year. From traditional stripes to bold third shirts, a handful of teams have delivered complete sets that impress from home to fourth kit. This roundup highlights the ten clubs whose entire collections—home, away, third, and sometimes a fourth—work as cohesive showpieces. Each entry required at least three strong designs. The winners this season come from brands big and small, with Kappa, Macron, and Mizuno matching the output of Nike and adidas. Meanwhile, conversation around national team kits for the 2026 World Cup continues to grow, but for now, club wardrobes take centre stage.
10. Inter Milan (Nike)
Updating Inter’s iconic striped look without losing its identity is a challenge Nike handles well. The home shirt features a subtle stripe variation, while the away kit draws inspiration from woven tiles and nods to the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan with an icy palette. The collection rounds out with a T90-inspired design, a familiar favourite for many Nike clubs this season.
9. Hull City (Kappa)
Few expected Hull City to make this list, but Kappa’s work for the Championship side deserves recognition. After a couple of seasons finding their feet, the 25/26 trio hits hard. The home embraces the Tigers branding, the away flips the colour scheme cleanly with pinstripes, and the third brings bold character exactly as a third shirt should.
8. Liverpool (adidas)
adidas returned to Liverpool with enormous expectations, and the results live up to the hype. The home shirt echoes a 2008 design, the away references the iconic 96/97 look, and the third uses a teal base in classic EQT style. The Premier League champions appear sharp from every angle.
7. Venezia (Nocta)
Venezia built a reputation for fashion‑forward kits with Kappa, so the switch to Nocta last year raised questions. Now in their second season together, the Drake‑backed Nike sub‑brand shows clear understanding of the club. The home gets a refined update, the away feels bespoke, and the third fully embraces the club’s personality without restraint.
6. Oxford United (Macron)
Oxford’s partnership with Macron first turned heads with a monochrome reveal for the away shirt. That moment was deserved. The home remains sharp and balanced, while the third—sky blue with white and pink accents on the neck and sleeves—adds a welcome dose of flair to complete the set.
5. Ajax (adidas)
Ajax rarely disappoint, and adidas continues that streak. The home sticks to tradition with the timeless crest, while the away explores Amsterdam’s canals for design cues. The third steals the show: a soft beige base inspired by the oldest known document referencing the city, with dark blue and red detailing—elegant and deeply tied to local history.
4. Arsenal (adidas)
Another adidas‑clad “A” team that hits the mark. Arsenal’s home uses a subtle sublimated ‘A’ pattern, the away channels the 95/96 lightning‑bolt design, and the third balances retro and refined with the trefoil branding. The full package exudes confidence—perhaps the men’s side can match the women’s success this season.
3. Augsburg (Mizuno)
After topping last year’s rankings, Augsburg and Mizuno prove it was no fluke. The fan‑designed home features a sash in traditional club colours. The away—the “Swabia Kit”—uses bold red and yellow from the region’s coat of arms. The third, named “Roman,” draws on the club’s ancient origins and stands as one of the season’s best releases.
2. Genoa (Kappa)
Genoa’s strong kit run continues thanks to Kappa. The classic 50‑50 home split is always a statement, but the away and third go further. The away channels a full St. George’s Cross with gold detailing, and the third draws from “Un Cantico per il Mio Grifone,” a fan hymn that has echoed through the Luigi Ferraris since 1972. Storytelling and design in one.
1. OGC Nice (Kappa)
OGC Nice and Kappa deliver the top collection of the season. Polo collars feature throughout, yet each shirt feels distinct. The home uses bold black and red stripes, the away pairs a beige base with green accents (reminiscent of Liverpool’s 21/22 away), and the third goes blue with fine pinstripes and red trim. Any club would be happy to wear one of these—but Nice gets all three.
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