14. Watford
Watford released their new home and away kit for the season on their social media channels with pictures of their captain Troy Deeney sporting the new strips. The Hornets’ kit has been manufactured by their new technical sponsor Dryworld – a company that is just six years old.
They seem to have done away with the stripes of last season and replaced it with kits of solid colour. While the strips themselves are nothing special – the home kit is yellow and black and the away strips are all white, the black collar with red trimming is a really smart touch on both sets of jerseys.
13. West Ham United
West Ham United have stayed faithful to their roots and chosen a claret and blue for their Umbro home kit. The club got together a number of their new signings and first team players at their brand new stadium, the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park to unveil their strips for the new season in front of about 500 fans.
While the claret and blue combination is nothing new for the Hammers, rather, it’s gotten a little boring in fact, the white shorts really aren’t doing them any favours. Their away kit looks equally ugly with the colour combination of their home kit reversed.
P.S. – Don’t miss out the new crest on their strips which supporters had voted for in 2014 – the image of Boleyn castle is gone now that they’ve moved out of Boleyn Ground and into the Olympic Park. The minimalist hammers still remain.
