The English Premier League home kits for the 2018/19 season ranked: from worst to best

#4 Watford

Watford will be the only side to sport a completely new kit this Premier League season. Watford has fully embraced their inner Hornet and will play in a kit with black and yellow stripes, which is a far cry from the all-yellow number last season.

The red FxPro logo on the front also completes the third colour in the club's logo. The bright yellow stripes alongside the black stripes look classy and the Watford kit definitely deserves this spot after undergoing such a drastic change.

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#3 West Ham United

West Ham United realized the mistakes committed by them last season. The club has gone back to the traditional claret body and sleeves. They have rightly dropped last season's two-tone V-shape in the chest area and have added the horizontal darker maroon stripes for extra effect.

The subtle hint of sky-blue in the full claret kit makes it a traditional West Ham kit. Unlike other Umbro manufactured kits which feature the company's logo distinctly at the end of the sleeves, the logos in West Ham's kit are almost hard to notice.

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#2 Manchester City

The new Manchester City kit is a classic strip which the club has used throughout the years. The top is paired with white shorts and midnight navy socks, which were worn by the club when they won their first title in 1936/37 and also during 1988/99, which is considered by many to be the turning point in the modern history of the club.

Traditional City colours partnered with blue speed stripes on the arms give it an extra edge. The defending champions have also adopted the sleeve design from France's gorgeous home jersey and it works well with the City blue too. There is a mixture of modernity and history in the whole outfit and that definitely helps the entire look.

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#1 Liverpool

Liverpool have continued using the retro look from the previous season and have added a polo collar and two buttons to that look. The landmark architecture of the reconstructed Main stand has inspired the Champions league finalists to linear jacquard stripes on the front. It also commemorates Hillsborough - where 96 Liverpool fans tragically died in 1989 - with a '96' emblem at the nape of the neck.

The only colour other than red present on the shirt is white. The kit features white trim on the collar and the shoulders. All the logos including the traditional Liverbird logo are white. All in all, the kit has nothing extravagant and sometimes the more simple designs are the best ones.