Brighton & Hove Albion have officially launched their new Nike home and away kits for the 2026-27 Premier League season. Celebrating a monumental milestone, these fresh designs mark the club’s 125th anniversary while paying a stylish tribute to their historic 1983 FA Cup Final run.
Brighton & Hove Albion 2026-27 Nike Home Shirt
Brighton & Hove Albion 2026-27 Nike Home Shirt
The 2026-27 Home Kit: Classic Royal Blue
The new home shirt brings a clean, tailored look back to the Amex Stadium.
Brighton & Hove Albion 2026-27 Nike Home Shirt
• Design: The kit features a solid royal blue primary base, beautifully accented by elegant white vertical pinstripes running down the torso and sleeves.
• Details: The iconic Nike swoosh and the main American Express sponsor logo are executed in crisp white to perfectly match the pinstripes.
• Heritage: Tucked inside the collar is a bespoke inner pride graphic reading “We are Brighton 1901 – 2026” to commemorate the 125th anniversary.
Club captain Lewis Dunk models the striking new home jersey, showcasing its perfect blend of modern fit and retro aesthetic.
The 2026-27 Away Kit: Crisp Inverted White
Brighton & Hove Albion 2026-27 Nike Away Shirt
Brighton & Hove Albion 2026-27 Nike Away Shirt
For away days, Brighton and Nike have kept things remarkably cohesive.
• Design: The away kit utilizes the exact same pinstripe template as the home shirt, but with the colors perfectly inverted.
• Details: It features a crisp white base complemented by blue vertical pinstripes, with the Nike logo, sponsor text, and collar detailing all colored in a matching blue.
Brighton & Hove Albion 2026-27 Nike Away Shirt
• Heritage: Just like the home kit, the away shirt proudly carries the 125th-anniversary inner pride graphic inside the neckline.
Forward João Pedro showcases this sleek away design, highlighting its clean lines and sharp contrast.
A Nod to 1983
Nike’s decision to embrace the pinstripe is a direct homage to the early 1980s. The club has explicitly stated that the new kits take inspiration from the 1982-83 season, a legendary year that saw the Seagulls march all the way to the FA Cup Final. For many longtime fans, the design brings back memories of that famous run, while providing the current squad with one of the sharpest looks in the league.