Everton marked a monumental chapter in its history with the unveiling of his home kit 2025/26, the first to be worn in the new Hill Dickinson stadium of the club in the new house on the water.
The kit designed in cooperation with Castore is a brave homage to the identity of the club and its new environment. The shirt has a hypnotic wave pattern, a visual allusion to the Royal Blue River Mersey, which is now framing Everton’s future.
A slim V-neck collar with white equipment gives a modern note, while the purely white shorts complete with a flat waistband, hidden drawcords and the club coat of arms meet clean, sporty silhouette on the thigh.
Ending the kit are royal blue socks that are adorned with the legendary Prince Ruperts Tower on the Shin- and Castores wing emblem at the calf.
For fans, the kit comes in two stages. The Pro version, which is identical to what the players will wear on match days, is available both in the sizes of men and in women. In the meantime, the replica kit, which was developed for style and comfort, has a detailed, non-structured finish with a woven coat of arms and branding, perfect for matchday or casual keep.
In a special first, Everton also offers a limited number of sponsor -free shirts that receive a little more in the outfield, only in men’s sizes, purists and collectors.
The Toffees will debut their new view of August 23 if they test the Hill Dickinson Stadium in the Premier League against Brighton. Win or lose, you will do it stylishly.
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