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Harry Arter helped unveil Bournemouth's new third strip for the 2015-16 campaign


The pink third strip from Bournemouth is part of the club's campaign to help raise breast cancer awareness


Everton stars Romelu Lukaku and Ross Barkley model the Toffees' new away kit for the 2015/16 campaign


Everton will be playing in green for the first time ever in the 2015-16 season


Tom Cleverley helped unveil Everton's third strip which will make its debut at Southampton on August 15


Along with Jamie Vardy (centre) new Leicester City signings Shinji Okazaki (left) and Christian Fuchs helped reveal the club's new black away kit from Puma


The Puma away strip for the 2015-16 season will feature black diamond design across the front of the jersey


Fowler holds up the shirt for the new season following his skydive to promote the design


The new shirt is largely white with a red collar and line across the bottom of the sleeves


Liverpool's new third kit is designed by club manufacturers New Balance and black with silver detailing


Newcastle United have officially unveiled their away strip for the 2015-16 Premier League season


The design has taken a retro look as designers paid tribute to the 90's and the 'Entertainers' era


Rodwell's strike came as Sunderland wore their new green away kit for the 2015-16 season


Harry Kane and Christian Eriksen feature as Tottenham launch their new away kit for 2015-16


Etienne Capoue models the new Watford away strip during a pre-season friendly against Sevilla


New signing Dimitri Payet joined Mark Noble and Aaron Cresswell to launch West Ham's new away kit


According to kit manufacturers Umbro, the new 'lightweight away shirt stays true to the 1901 original with a claret band across the chest of the shirt'. It also boasts a 'contemporary feel with a disruptive graphic across the front and sleeves as well as a v neckline featuring a rib placket' as seen in the pictures above


West Ham are paying homage to their past on their new kits as they bid farewell to the Boleyn Ground