#8 West Bromwich Albion
West Brom’s traditional colours of navy blue and white are quite a captivating combination. The back of the kit is in navy blue as opposed to the white from last year. Even though the sponsor logo looks bloated, they’ve at least kept it in sync with the theme of the kit. But the red colour Adidas logo looks a bit odd and could’ve been aligned better with a small portion of it barging into the adjacent blue stripe.
White is the base colour of WBA’s away kit. The sleeves and the shoulders are red and the collar is navy blue in colour. The navy blue collar and stripes on the side look ill-fitted on what is an otherwise decent looking kit.
#7 Brighton & Hove Albion
In touch with the Brighton tradition, blue dominates the kit with white as the secondary colour.
The yellow trim and the stripes are quite pleasing. The classic stripes look good but they could’ve toned down the brightness just a tiny bit. Okay, maybe a bit much. The long sponsor name has been nattily dealt with which is an aberration from the usual course taken by clubs these days.