The 2019/20 Premier League season in in full swing, bringing with it a collection of lavish strips for each of the 20 clubs.
Some clubs are also boasting lucrative kit deals, with Premier League champions Manchester City ’s new contract with Puma worth up to a stunning £65million-a-year for 10 years.
This lucrative agreement comes after City’s old contract with Nike expired at the end of the 2018/19 season, when they brought an end to a six-year partnership.
However that doesn't quite match Manchester United's £75m-a-year deal with Adidas. The Red Devils may be some way behind their noisy neighbours on the pitch, but they can at least boast bragging rights in this battle.
Close behind City is Arsenal , with their new £50m-a-year deal with German giants Adidas, while the Gunners’ new kits are also regarded as some of the best in Europe this season.
But those deals look set to be trumped by Liverpool next season, who are closing in on a record deal with Nike once their New Balance agreement expires.
So, what about the other teams? Here, Mirror Sport has done some digging to discover each of the teams' deals with their kit suppliers...
Premier League kit deals
Wolves (Adidas) - Value unknown
Watford (Adidas) - Value unknown
Norwich City (Errea) - Value unknown
Sheffield United (Adidas) - Value unknown
Leicester City (Adidas) - Value unknown
Crystal Palace (Puma) - Value unknown
Burnley (Umbro) - Value unknown
Aston Villa (Kappa) - Value unknown
Brighton and Hove Albion (Nike) - £1m-a-year
West Ham United (Umbro) - £4m-a-year
Newcastle United (Puma) - £4m-a-year
Southampton (Under Armour) - £4m-a-year
Bournemouth (Umbro) - £5m-a-year
Everton (Umbro) - £6m-a-year
Tottenham Hotspur FC (Nike) - £30m-a-year
Liverpool (New Balance) - £45m-a-year
Arsenal (Adidas) - £50m-a-year
Chelsea (Nike) - £60m-a-year
Manchester City (Puma) - £65m-a-year
Manchester United (Adidas) - £75m-a-year
