European football kits for 2022/23 are steadily being released, as top sides including Bayern Munich, PSG and Juventus look ahead to the new season already.
Some of the most iconic shirts in history have come from the continent, after all - and some of them are the nicest shirts that have been released this season. The Premier League jerseys are slowly getting released - but often, top Champions League sides offer a safe alternative shirt for you to get if you're not feeling your club's own attire.
World Cup shirts and Women's Euros tops are also out this summer, as Nike, Adidas, Puma and others get busy during release season - here's what's dropped so far in Europe, though.
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Reminiscent of the 2001/02 shirt, Puma have made sure that the stripes don't run all the way to the top of this shirt. This is a common theme of Puma's kits this season, with stripe variants across many of their shirts.
White is a popular colour for Milan change strips - and this one has horizontal bars in black and red. Something classy and simple for the Scudetto holders.
AC Milan are yet to release their third shirt. It is set to be olive green.
With touches of gold, Ajax have gone fully regal for 2022/23 and we're here for it. The modern badge is back as the Amsterdammers stride into a new era without Erik ten Hag and with the subtlest of details all over, this is going to be a favourite with hipsters, we just know it.
This one caused shockwaves when it dropped. We're well used to lovely Ajax change strips by now but this colour palette of navy and red brings back nostalgia from the Amsterdammers' last Champions League-winning side of the mid-90s. Beautiful.
Ajax haven't released their third shirt just yet - but it's set to be made with Amsterdam-based fashion brand Daily Paper and features subtle graphics of iconic landmarks of the city of Amsterdam.
Inspired by the Manzanares river, which runs near the old ground, Vicente Calderon, Atletico Madrid have gone for a wavier stripe this time around.
This one has divided opinion among fans and apparently hasn't sold very well.
The away shirt for Atleti this season is a black effort with blue-purple accents - a throwback to retro tops of the 90s that had this kind of look.
Atletico Madrid have not yet released their third shirt - but it is set to be manufactured by Nike.
The shirt will be cream with orange and crimson trim.
New sponsor for Barcelona, who dropped this one in June. The typical Blaugrana colour scheme has been given a remix, with a darker navy stripe between the red and blue.
Barcelona are celebrating 30 years since the Olympic Games rolled into town with their away shirt this season. The gold base - gold for medals, duh - has the city etched in a pattern over it. Look closely enough and you'll see the Olympic ring colours on the sleeves, too. Beautiful.
Barcelona have not yet released their third shirt - but it is set to be manufactured by Nike.
The shirt is set to be a light grey with a giant blue and red cross across the middle of the top.
Bayern Munich's home shirt for the 2022/23 campaign is a traditional red and white - this time featuring horizontal stripes.
The Bavarians debuted the new top towards the end of their tenth straight Bundesliga-winning season.
One can only assume that Bayern Munich have been inspired by the dulcet tones of Tony Hadley since this one is white and gold!
The Bavarians' Spandau-influenced shirt for this season is a simplistic choice but rather pompously marks them out as the kings of the Bundesliga after 10 straight titles. You can't blame them.
Bayern Munich have not yet released their third shirt - but it is set to be manufactured by Adidas.
The shirt will be a dark grey colour.
With a pattern in the green stripes this time, the Celtic home shirt for the season looks particularly 90s, with memories of the classic tops of that era.
It's back to the 90s for the away shirt for Celtic, too. This one's black and green stripes make it one of the Bhoys' most distinctive change efforts for a while.
Celtic have not yet released their third shirt - but it is set to be manufactured by Adidas.
Little is known of the shirt at current.
Borussia Dortmund's latest shirt is a throwback to the striped tops that BVB have worn over the years.
The club wore black and yellow stripes for the 2013 Champions League final under Jurgen Klopp - and Puma have introduced new numbers for this season that hark back to the 90s, too.
Every season, Dortmund have a different home shirt for the Champions League and this one is no different - this one is reminding us of the era when Adidas put three giant stripes over the shoulders of all their shirts.
Borussia Dortmund have not yet released their away shirt - but it is set to be manufactured by Puma.
As ever, the away shirt is set to be black - this time with a chequered pattern.
Inter Milan have mixed things up with the traditional Nerazzurri stripes of late but the classic style is back - and with a better sponsor than last year. Not the most memorable Inter kit. but maybe that's for the best, given some of the stuff they've worn.
Inter Milan have not yet released their home shirt - but it is set to be manufactured by Nike.
The shirt is going to be white and cyan.
Inter Milan have not yet released their third shirt - but it is set to be manufactured by Nike.
The shirt is going to be yellow, black and blue.
Juventus' home shirt for the 2022/23 campaign is a traditional black and white, this time with small triangles. The Electric Jeep logo is certainly different, too.
Black and very plain for Juventus's away shirt this time around. There's a jagged pattern woven into the shirt itself, with the Adidas stripes in white for this one.
Juventus have not yet released their third shirt - but it is set to be manufactured by Adidas.
The shirt is set to be blue, white and red.
The Hechter stripe is back for PSG - but. it doesn't quite look right? That's because Nike have reversed the red and white on this one. This one is dividing opinion, alright.
The stripe running down the centre of the Paris Saint-Germain shirt is a staple. The new Jordan away shirt for the Parisiens is classy light grey with a black stripe that fades between the sponsor.
PSG have not yet released their third shirt - but it is set to be manufactured by Nike.
The shirt will be white and blue.
Rangers have returned to their old badge and brought in a subtle chequered pattern across this one. The red touches on the cuffs and collar are lovely, too.
Rangers have not yet released their away shirt - but it is set to be manufactured by Castore.
The shirt will be black with blue pinstripes.
Those who thought last season's lilac was a little too out-there are unlikely to be seduced by the bright orange this time. Still, it's a beautiful tribute to manager Gio van Bronckhorst.
Nike have given RB Leipzig another jazzy home shirt, this one featuring a swirly pattern in silver and red. The controversial Bundesliga giants are no strangers to boundary-pushing tops and this is another that will capture the attention.
This season's RB Leipzig away shirt is a little less loud than the last one. It's a plain red with a subtle pattern, as the east Germans look to close in on Bayern's dominance.
RB Leipzig are no strangers to a bright kit pattern and this season's third shirt combines a black base with red touches for something bold without being as over-the-top as last season's pink/blue effort.
Real Madrid's home shirt pays homage to the past, present and future, with a polo collar and the club badge emblazoned over the top in a subtle pattern.
The shirt brings back a purple shade for the Adi stripes, while black is used heavily for logos and flourishes.
It might just be the best Real Madrid away shirt. ever?
Purple isn't unusual for Los Blancos but this is a stunning look for the European champions.
Real Madrid have not yet released their third shirt - but it is set to be manufactured by Adidas.
The shirt is set to be black and fluorescent yellow.
The best-dressed team in Italy may have been relegated last year but that hasn't stopped Kappa rolling out more beautiful designs. Venezia have a new V-shaped badge and the home top is yet another triumph.
The white, orange and green horizontal stripes caught the imagination of thousands when Nike released that iconic shirt a couple of seasons back. Here's Kappa's take - and it's just as pretty.
A beautiful gold top with a stunning black collar, Kappa have pulled it out of the bag for a unique third shirt. One of the most perfect gold shirts we've ever seen.