2016 cycling kits: Team Sky, Movistar, Tinkoff, Etixx - Quick-Step and more
Last Updated: 06/01/16 2:40pm
Teams in cycling's UCI WorldTour have begun unveiling their jerseys for the 2016 season.
While some have made hardly any change to their kits, others have overhauled their designs entirely.
Here's how the peloton will be looking next year...
Ag2r-La Mondiale
Ag2r-La Mondiale has introduced a blue left sleeve to their jersey for 2016.
Astana
Astana will carry a familiar look in 2016 with their virtually unchanged kit.
BMC Racing
Apart from the addition of "lab" to the impec logo on the right breast, BMC Racing's kit is unchanged from 2015.
Cannondale-Garmin
Cannondale-Garmin have switched from a black jersey in 2015 to a green jersey for 2016.
Etixx - Quick-Step
Etixx - Quick-Step have made significant changes to their kit, mainly moving from sky blue to navy blue and introducing a Lidl logo.
FDJ.fr
FDJ.fr will stick with their white with red and blue trim design next season.
Giant-Alpecin
Giant-Alpecin have added a Sunweb logo to the shoulders of their otherwise unchanged jersey.
IAM Cycling
IAM Cycling have swapped the dark blue jersey of 2015 for a red and white jersey for 2016.
Katusha
Katusha have revamped their image and moved from the chaotic red-and-white kit of 2015 to a slicker, all-red kit in 2016.
Lampre-Merida
Lampre-Merida will stick with their navy blue, lime green and pink design in 2016.
LottoNL-Jumbo
LottoNL-Jumbo have expanded the white section over the shoulders of their jersey, but otherwise the design is unchanged.
Lotto Soudal
There has been very little change to Lotto Soudal's kit.
Movistar
Movistar have added white trim to the sleeves and rear pockets of their jersey for 2016.
Team Dimension Data
A new name and a completely new kit for the team formerly known as MTN-Qhubeka.
Team Sky
Team Sky have had a fairly significant overhaul of their kit, changing the shade of blue and adding two stripes across the chest.
Tinkoff
Tinkoff's jersey is largely unchanged, with the major difference being the removal of former title sponsor Saxo Bank's logo.
Trek-Segafredo
Trek have added new co-title sponsor Segafredo to their otherwise unchanged jersey.
