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England dropped white shorts from their playing kit ahead of the Women's World Cup, joining a number of domestic clubs who made the change after players expressed their concerns about playing in white while on their period. Why not show your support for the Lionesses and the Three Lions with an authentic kit? Our new England away shirts are designed to look just like those you see on the pros, thanks to thoughtful details. Plus, we make our England football away kit with the same top-spec fabrics and technology, so they're ready to perform—whether you're on the pitch or cheering from the stands.

Home: Chelsea's home kit pays tribute to former manager Ted Drake, who introduced the heraldic "lion rampant regardant" symbol in 1953. Drake's crest was changed several times during the second half of the 20th Century, only to be reestablished permanently in 2005 as part of the club's centenary celebrations. Elements of the lion can also be found adorning the pale blue collar graphic. Chelsea (Nike) Kalidou Koulibaly poses for a portrait as is unveiled as a Chelsea player Chelsea FC via Getty ImagesI rubbed and polished and tried everything I could think of, but the results are very disappointing, to say the least. Perhaps the bluing on the R65’s exhaust is beyond help, but it’s very hard to notice any kind of difference. Sure, the pipes are a bit shinier, but that would be the case with just about any polish rubbed on and buffed out.

As always, inspiration has been sourced from far and wide, with some teams delving into their past in search of design ideas, some to the future, and some by simply staring out to sea -- Southampton, we're looking at you! Third: Bournemouth's third kit is a tonal, monochrome design that comes bearing the tag line "Everyone, Together." The absence of colour is a deliberate visual metaphor for an in-house campaign designed to promote unity, equality and understanding among all people within the club's wider family. Away: Standard stuff from Villa once again. Their away kit bears a strong similarity to last season's design, just with a light blue base replacing the white.Third: Should it be required, Forest will be calling on a dark blue third kit that is another with a strong "bus seat" aesthetic thanks to an abstract light blue and coral pattern with the exact same brushstroke-effect zig-zaggery favoured by coach manufacturers since the 1980s. Produced once again in partnership with the club’s official technical kit partner adidas, the latest AEROREADY material has been used for maximum comfort and readiness, with a moisture-absorbing fabric to keep you dry with a minimum of 60% recycled content across the board.

Home: A more traditional design to echo kits of the past as a nod to the club's 130th year of existence, though the modern shade of baby blue of the sponsor logos feels out of place and doesn't match the blue on the club crest. Joelinton Stu Forster/Getty Images Away: Hummel have tried something a little different with the Toffees' new away kit, a slinky pastel pink number covered in a repeating blue diamond motif -- again inspired by the angle of the roof on Prince Rupert's Tower -- that lends the design a trippy effect. Kit leaks are a regular occurrence in the modern game at all football clubs, with a thirst to see the new kits from supporters and social media so prevalent now. While Boro have taken the leak in good humour, it can be frustrating for clubs who spend a lot of money and carefully strategise for the launch and marketing of new kits.The women’s version of the shirt has a curved hem line with both SBOTOP and Wish featured, whilst the youth kit will only feature the Wish sleeve branding, and all infant and baby kits will not feature any sponsoring. This eagerly awaited strip for the new season is a contemporary design that sees our classic club colours of yellow and blue reimagined in a bespoke tie dye print. The explosion of pulse yellow blended with a dark blue for the shirt is a modern take on some of our iconic yellow kits from the 70s and the colour coordinated club crest sits proudly on the chest. Tottenham Hotspur (Nike) Dejan Kulusevski, Harry Kane and Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg Visionhaus/Getty Images Third: Completing the set for Arsenal is a third kit, fresh and funky in rosy pink -- the first time the club had used the colour as a base for an outfield shirt. There are subtle echoes of the past on display, too, with the "ermine" pattern knitted into the fabric the same as the heraldic motifs found on the club's old crests before the design was modernised in 2002.