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Every Premier League jersey ranked and where Liverpool's stylish kits land

We are now two months into the season, with the vast majority of teams finally wearing both their home and away jerseys, and many Liverpool fans are seemingly pleased with Adidas' work this year

Where Liverpool's home jersey ranks among the best in the Premier League
Where Liverpool's home jersey ranks among the best in the Premier League

Liverpool's two home and away kits this season appear to have gone down well with fans, drawing inspiration from a previous jersey.

The Reds' home jersey is similar to their 1989-90 kit, when they had won the league under Kenny Dalglish, with the likes of Alan Hansen, John Barnes, and Ian Rush dominating at Anfield. And while the home kit has been well received, many fans appear just as smitten with the white away jersey, which uses the throwback Adidas logo along with the club's former crest.

Liverpool is in its second season with Adidas after not signing an extension with Nike, with Adidas having been long associated with the club since 1985. The Reds won the Premier League in their final year with Nike before their season fell apart last year, with Arne Slot fired and Andoni Iraola replacing him.

Liverpool has not looked all that convincing for much of the season, with seven wins, three draws, and one loss in all competitions, sitting 5th in the Premier League and 3rd in the Champions League.

But how do Liverpool's jerseys stack up against the rest of the Premier League? Liverpool.com has ranked each team's home and away kits this season.

This one hurts to look at. Newcastle's kits are tough to mess up, always being black and white stripes, but they've somehow managed to achieve that. Not great. 1 of 40
While throwback jerseys are almost much better than the modern-looking ones, this Hull one just isn't. It looks like a training kit. Their home strip is much higher on this list, though...2 of 40
It's just a bit boring, really. The blue shorts and red writing on the logo just feel a little bit tacky. 3 of 40
I'm not even sure how to describe this Ipswich away jersey... what is that color? The lines going through the middle of the logo too...4 of 40
The vitality logo looks like a button in the middle of the toy where you press it to make Alex Scott start say a catchphrase.5 of 40
Another forgettable jersey. I can't imagine too many kids begging for this Everton away kit for Christmas.6 of 40
One of the worst Everton kits of all time. I feel this would look much better if they went blue and yellow, rather than the white trimmings. It's very forgettable. 7 of 40
This looks like a training kit. It's very plain, yet it does a bit too much with the red and blue trimmings. 8 of 40
It's a fine jersey, the color is quite nice, and the logo and crest do complement the kit. We're starting to get into the kits that aren't offensive now...9 of 40
Some will love this minimalist Nike kit... I just think it's okay. I wish it didn't have the stripes; then this would rank much higher.10 of 40

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