How to play the football kit game
KitTok daily kit quiz · one puzzle per UK day
- When it resets: Each day's puzzle is tied to UK time (Europe/London). A new kit goes live at midnight UK time — the countdown on your result screen shows exactly when the next puzzle is available, wherever you are in the world.
- The puzzle: Each day there is one shirt — home, away, goalkeeper, or international. Team kits come from the 25/26 season list (England, Scotland, Spain, Germany, France, Italy and Holland). International kits are national teams. You need the correct team and any year that kit was worn in its season (e.g. 1991, 1992, or 1993 for a 1991–1993 kit).
- The grid: The kit starts hidden behind sixteen tiles (numbered 1–16 left-to-right, top-to-bottom). Tap Reveal to reveal a square.
- Guessing: After each reveal, you are asked for your team and year. Submit a team, a year, or both — leave a field blank to skip it for that round. If the team is right or a year in range is right, that part locks—you only need the other from then on.
- Year hint: Some kits include a clue for the year. During a guess, tap Use hint next to the year field — once per game, and it costs 3 points from your final score.
- Winning & losing:Solve both before you run out of tiles. If all sixteen squares are uncovered and you still don't have both correct, that day counts as a loss.
- Scoring: Team and year score separately based on which reveal you first get each right — 16 points on the 1st go, 15 on the 2nd, down to 1 on the 16th (32 points max). Using the year hint costs 3 points.
- Finished for the day:Whether you win or lose, don't forget to use the Share or Copy message to share your result on social media! You can't replay today's puzzle — check the countdown for when the next kit goes live at UK midnight.
- History: Finished games are saved on this device — see History in the menu. Privacy & terms explains what is stored. By using KitTok and starting a game, you accept that policy.
Affiliates
KitTok is free to play. We keep it running through affiliate links— if you buy a shirt through one of our partners, we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. That's how we make money.
You may also see partner links after you finish a puzzle or on the kit archive when we have a matching product.


