Everton has marked a monumental chapter in their history with the revelation of their 2025/26 home kit, the first to be brought to the new Hill Dickinson stadium of the club.
Designed in partnership with Castore, the kit is a bold tribute both to the identity of the club and its new environment. The shirt has a pattern of hypnotic inspiration, a visual wink to the Royal Blue River Mersey which now frames the future of Everton.
A V V -shaped necklace with a white garnish adds a modern touch, while all white shorts – with a flat belt, hidden drawing cords and club crest on the thigh – hit a clean athletic silhouette.
The royal blue socks ended up the tower of the emblematic Tour of Prince Rupert on the emblem of the wing of Shin and Castore on the calf.
For fans, the kit is available in two levels. The pro version, identical to what the players will wear on match days, is available in male and female size. Meanwhile, the replica kit – designed for style and comfort – has a finely detailed and not textured finish with a woven crest and a brand, perfect for match clothes or relaxed.
In a special first, Everton also offers a limited number of shirts without sponsors, available in the outside field, male sizes only, giving purists and collectors something more to encourage.
The Toffees will start their new look on August 23, when they baptized Hill Dickinson Stadium against Brighton in the Premier League. Win or lose, they will do it in style.
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