Here are this week’s offerings…

Barcelona home and away

For the first time ever, Barcelona’s 2015/16 home shirt will feature hoops instead of its usual vertical stripes. Because how else are you going to get people to buy another shirt?

The predominantly yellow away shirt, meanwhile, is inspired by the Senyera flag.

PSG home

Did you know that the blue, red, and white represent “the club’s core values of grandeur, respect and passion”? That’s what Nike says. The big change here, though, is that the stripe down the middle of the shirt is wider and mostly red with just a bit of white on either side, instead of half white and half red as it was this past season. Impress your friends with that nugget of information at the next party they don’t invite you to.

Liverpool third

Skipping over the away kit and going right for the third, New Balance continue the clean look established by the new home shirt with a top that looks like something Darth Vader would play golf in. Not that that’s a bad thing.

Inter home

Inter’s new home shirt is a throwback to their 1990/91 look to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their UEFA Cup win that year. And why is a club with three European Cup/Champions League titles their name celebrating a UEFA Cup win? Well, it marked their first European silverware since 1965, so it was a drought breaker. Something Inter could use right now.

Wolfsburg Junior Malanda tribute shirt

When Wolfsburg take on Borussia Dortmund in the DFB Pokal final, they will wear a special remembrance on their new home shirt. The No. 19 of Junior Malanda, their 20-year-old teammate who died in a car accident in January, will be inside a green heart on every player’s shirt.

Suriname home and away

You might not be familiar with the world’s 155th ranked team, but the CONCACAF side’s new home and away shirts might be my favorites so far this year. Made by Dutch firm Klupp, they’re simple designs, but the stars and collars give them a retro ’80s/’90s vibe that works for me.