Ranking every Tottenham home shirt from the Premier League era

You might think there's not much a kit maker could actually do differently with Tottenham Hotspur's famous white stripe - but there's been plenty of variety in the era of the Premier League, good and bad.

There were a few notable abominations, but others managed to do just fine, and looking over some of these old Holsten-sponsored shirts gives us a nice warm glow of nostalgia.

This is, of course, an entirely subjective ranking of their best Premier League home shirts. But if you want to piss us off, tweet us at @planetfutebol.

25. 2009-10

Why all the yellow?

24. 2005-06

The last from Kappa, the last from Thomson, the last with this badge. Things can and often do get better.

23. 2002-04

A mediocre shirt worthy of the times.

READ: The Vincibles: Remembering Spurs' bad 2003-04 campaign

22. 2013-14

I can't help but associate the unique HP with "selling Elvis and buying the Beatles".

21. 2014-15

Again with the yellow bits. It's good that they stopped doing that.

20. 2020-21

This was made entirely from recycled plastic bottles, which is nice. But a lot of Spurs fans hated him, which wasn't so good. It forced us to put it down, but (whispers softly) we kinda like it.

19.1993-95

We can't look at this one without wondering how many sizes it was too big for poor Nick Barmby.

19. 2012-13

Will forever be associated with Gareth Bale's final season at the club and his final rise to stardom. Real Madrid could see he suited all white.