The new Ligue 1 season kicks off this weekend. As last year, we want to give you a compact overview over all 20 teams' new jerseys going into the season.
Angers
The new SCO Angers 16-17 kits are unlikely to offend anyone. Made by Kappa, they bring pretty standard looks to the club.
SC Bastia
Also made by Kappa are SC Bastia's new kits, all three of which feature interesting designs.
Girondins Bordeaux
Girondins Bordeaux's 2016-17 Puma kits feature designs that could barely be more different, ranging from the 1980s-inspired home shirt and the pretty traditional away shirt to an outrageously bold third kit that features important landmarks of Bordeaux as photo prints.
SM Caen
Both the kit supplier and badge are new at Caen, as Umbro supply the club with a clean set for the 16-17 season.
Dijon FCO
Newly promoted this season, Dijon has some quite interesting kits this season, with both the home and away third featuring an eye-catching gradient. The Dijon 16-17 away kit is more standard, black and red.
EA Guingamp
While EA Guingamp's new kits feature a relatively interesting, asymmetrical base design, they are let down by an overkill of sponsors.
Lille LOSC
As New Balance take over from Nice at Lille, the brand decided to play it safe for the first year, and it seems to have worked well.
FC Lorient
The new Lorient 16-17 kits are based on Adidas' miadidas teamwear service.
Olympique Lyon
Once again made by Adidas, the new Lyon home and away kits for the 16-17 Ligue 1 season feature bespoke, club-specific designs.
Olympique Marseille
Both of these things are also true at Marseille, with the club additionally receiving a third kit that celebrates the rich history of Argentinians at OM.
FC Metz
All based on the same template, the FC Metz 16-17 kits were modified with enhanced on the sides.
AS Monaco
Both of Monaco's new kits introduce very clean and powerful designs, while the previous away shirt got carried over to serve as new third.
Montpellier HSC
Another team to be supplied by Nike, Montpellier's new kits have simplistic designs that are altered by the addition of almost countless sponsor logos, for the better or worse.
FC Nantes
As we've become so accustomed to, Umbro's new kits for Nantes bring very smart looks for the Ligue 1 club.
AS Nancy
Another team to source its 16-17 kits from Nike's teamwear offering, AS Nancy Lorraine decided to base both on the same 'Striped Division II' template.
OGC Nice
Made by Italian brand Macron, the OGC Nice 16-17 kits introduce clean designs. More importantly perhaps, the team will wear a special version of the away kit on the first match day, featuring the names of the victims of the terror attack in the city earlier this summer.
Paris Saint-Germain
Celebrating the club's traditions and aspirations, the PSG 16-17 home and away kits boast fairly simple and clean designs, based on Nike's Vapor kit template with AeroSwift technology. The yet-to-be-released PSG third kit could prove to be the most stunning of the set.
Stade Rennais
The Stade Rennais 16-17 kits are made by Puma and feature powerful, relatively simple looks.
AS Saint-Étienne
Made by Le Coq Sportif for the second time in row, the new Saint-Étienne 2016-2017 kits introduce clean, traditional designs.
Toulouse FC
The last team in this overview, Toulouse was also the last in the league in terms of kit releases and only launched its new jerseys for the 2016-17 season on August 11.
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