Tottenham Kit Schedule 2026/27: Every Fixture
Played fixtures show the kit actually worn. Everything else follows the Premier League’s clash rules and is Expected until the league sets each matchweek’s kits, no later than three working days before kickoff. We update this table every matchweek.
Tottenham's wardrobe is complete, and the last shirt in is the best one. The home and away launched through July, the purple third landed on August 11, and for once the most adventurous thing Spurs are wearing is also the thing we would pick first.
The Home Shirt: B-
Lilywhite with a textured diagonal tonal stripe patterned directly into the fabric, and navy blue on the collar and cuffs. The diagonal treatment references the iconic mid-1980s Hummel shirts.
The reference is a good one. Those Hummel kits are among the best Tottenham have ever worn, and a modern club nodding to them is the right instinct. The problem is that the nod is so quiet you need to be told it is there, and once you strip it out you are left with a white shirt with navy trim, which is what Tottenham wear every single season.
ESPN ranked it 34th of every Premier League kit and described it as plain by design, and called the diagonal hash marks a reference to far superior Hummel kits. That is harsh but it is not wrong. This is not a bad shirt. It is an interchangeable one, and for a club with a genuinely distinctive archive to draw on, that is the disappointment.
Grade: B-
The Away Shirt: B
Worn before it was sold. Tottenham posted its first outing on July 28, so it had already had a game in it before it reached general sale, which it now has across the full Elite, Stadium and long-sleeve range. It comes with custom shorts rather than reusing another set.
It is the better of the two Tottenham shirts, which is not a high bar this season, and the important thing is that it reads as a decision rather than a repeat. That alone puts it above the home kit.
Grade: B
The Third Shirt: B+
Psychic Purple, with darker purple pinstripes edged in white running down the front, a navy fold-over polo collar with white piping, a tonal geometric print underneath it all, and a white Swoosh, crest and AIA mark. The pinstripes fade out around the sponsor so the logo sits clean. Purple shorts and black socks finish it. Released August 11 under the line "Built on Heritage, Driven by Belief," and Nike built it off the mid-1990s purple away shirts to mark thirty years with the club.
This is the best thing Tottenham have worn in years. Purple has real history here, the 1990s away kits are the ones supporters still ask for, and this shade is bold without tipping into garish. The pinstripes give a plain-coloured shirt some structure, the polo collar finishes it properly, and the white piping on the collar is a small detail that makes the whole neckline work.
A change shirt is supposed to change something. The home and away this season are careful to the point of anonymous, and this one is not. Supporters have already named it the Spurple, which tells you it has landed.
Grade: B+
Tottenham's 2026/27 Wardrobe Grade
ColorWay Sports Wardrobe Grade
B
Home: B- · Away: B · Third: B+
Three graded shirts, and the third is the one carrying it. The home is a quiet B-, the away a clean B, and the purple third a B+ that lifts the whole set. The wardrobe averages out to a B, which is respectable, and the gap between the best and worst shirt is the story: Spurs are at their best when they stop playing it safe.
Who Makes Tottenham's Kits?
Nike, who have supplied Tottenham since 2017.
The Bottom Line
The home shirt is a white-and-navy repeat carrying a mid-1980s Hummel reference so subtle it barely registers, and it grades a B-. The away, worn in a match before it ever hit the shelves, is the better shirt at a B. The purple third, built on the mid-1990s away shirts, is the best of the three at a B+. Wardrobe grade: B.
See where all three shirts landed against the rest of the continent in our full ranking of all 42 European club kits for 2026/27, or read our grades for Arsenal's 2026/27 kits, Chelsea's 2026/27 kits and Liverpool's 2026/27 kits.
Frequently Asked Questions
What jersey are Tottenham wearing today?
Same answer as the kit question above: the matchday block at the top of this page shows the expected Tottenham jersey for their next fixture. In football the shirt is usually called a kit, but jersey and uniform mean the same thing here.
What is the Tottenham uniform for the 2026/27 season?
Tottenham have three uniforms for 2026/27: a home kit, an away kit and a third kit. Each one is described and graded on this page, and the matchday block tells you which of the three they are wearing next.
What are Tottenham's 2026/27 kits?
All three have launched. The home shirt is Lilywhite with a diagonal tonal stripe woven into the fabric and navy blue on the collar and cuffs, referencing mid-1980s Hummel designs. The away shirt was worn in a match in late July and is now on general sale. The third is Psychic Purple with darker pinstripes, a navy polo collar and white logos. Nike make all of them.
What grade do Tottenham's 2026/27 kits get?
The home shirt gets a B-, the away a B and the purple third a B+. The wardrobe grade is a B.
Why does Tottenham's 2026/27 home shirt look like last season's?
Because it largely does. The one new element is a diagonal tonal stripe patterned into the fabric, which is difficult to see at any distance. ESPN ranked it 34th of every Premier League shirt and called it plain by design.
When do Tottenham's 2026/27 away and third kits come out?
The away kit is out. Tottenham wore it in a match first, posting its first outing on July 28, 2026, and it has since gone on general sale in the Elite, Stadium and long-sleeve versions. The third kit launched on August 11, 2026, exclusively through the club and Nike, in store and online.
What is the Tottenham 2026/27 third kit?
A Psychic Purple shirt with darker purple pinstripes edged in white, a navy polo collar and white Nike, crest and AIA logos, inspired by the club's mid-1990s purple away kits and released on August 11, 2026 to mark thirty years of Nike. It is the boldest shirt in the wardrobe and we grade it a B+.
Who makes Tottenham's kits?
Nike, who have been Tottenham's supplier since 2017.
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