Everton and Castore have unveiled the Club’s 2024-25 home kit that will be worn during the final season at Goodison Park.
The traditional royal blue shirt features a round-necked, blue and white hooped collar and pays homage to ‘The Originals’, a term that recognises Everton’s place within its own city of Liverpool and the wider game of football.
As the Club celebrates its last season at Goodison Park, the body of the jersey sees an abstract representation of Everton’s first official crest from 1920, with the letters EFC deconstructed within the print.
The shirt is supported again by white shorts with blue trim and white socks topped with blue and white hoops.
For the first time, the Club and its kit suppller are offering supporters a choice of buying the Pro kit, identical to the one worn by the players and available in men’s and women’s sizes only, with the latest technical advancements for sporting performance, or Replica kit.
Replica kits are non-textured, with enhanced intricate detailing, including a woven appliqué Club crest and Castore logo, ensuring the kit can be worn for leisure, as well as casual sports.
Alternate blue shorts and socks are available in men’s and women’s sizes, in both Replica and Pro versions.
The goalkeeper kit, which is available only in Replica version, carries the same features and will be vibrant lime green in colour, with matching shorts and socks.
Club captain Seamus Coleman said: “I love the look and feel of the Castore home shirt. It is very traditional and has a modern twist.
“The elements of the original crest from the 1920s woven into the design are a great nod to the past. I know how much Evertonians respect their history and that will play a major part this season as we prepare to say goodbye to Goodison, a stadium that means so much to everybody.”
Training wear and leisure wear will be available to purchase along with the home kit. Travel wear will follow later this month.
To buy the new Everton home kit in men’s, women’s, youth, baby and infant ranges, visit evertondirect.com or head to the Everton One or Everton Two stores.
Photos by Paul Traill