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CastoreEverton and Castore have officially unveiled the club’s new home and away kits for the 2026-27 season, bringing back the classic blue and white stripes, with some added twists.
GOAL takes a look at everything you need to know about Everton's new 2026-27 kits, including the release dates, price, design inspiration and where fans can buy them.
CastoreThe Everton 2026-27 home shirt sees the return of Trinity Amber in the rounded, white cut-away collar and on the outside of white-trimmed sleeves. Accompanying brilliant white shorts feature a flat-finish waistband, concealed draw cords, a blue vertical flash on the sides and matching Trinity Amber trim on the cutaway. The Everton crest appears on the right thigh, opposite the signature Castore wings.
CastoreEverton’s 2026-27 away look takes design inspiration from one of the first away shirts to feature the amber colour that has since become a regular feature of the club's change strips. Amber, alongside Everton’s iconic royal blue, appeared in hoop form across the chest of that late ’50s design, worn by Everton Giants including Bobby Collins, Dave Hickson, Brian Labone and Roy Vernon.
The modern interpretation features vertical amber and royal blue pinstripes on the shirt, with plain white sleeves and an amber and royal blue V-neck collar and sleeve trim.
CastoreThe Everton crest returns to the third shirt for 2026/27, which is green, complemented by a dark green and orange trim on the round neck collar and sleeves. The shirt is accompanied by dark green shorts with green and orange trim, styled with a flat-finish waistband and concealed draw cords. The Everton crest appears on the right thigh, opposite the signature Castore wings. Pale green socks with dark green and orange trim sport ‘EFC’ lettering on the shin, with Castore wings on the calf completing the look.
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