Anjishnu Roy 17/07/2025 30comments  |  Jump to last

Everton have released their new 2025-26 away kit featuring a pastel yellow shirt accompanied by blue shorts. The away kit incorporates several elements to pay homage to the dockland heritage surrounding the club’s new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock.

The shirt features a polo-style collar with the iconic Prince Rupert’s Tower on the neck. It also “incorporates a sleeve pattern that represents the railway line that served the Liverpool docklands during a time when they were at the centre of maritime connectivity during the mid-to-late 1800s,” according to the club website.

The shirt is accompanied by blue shorts that feature a flat-finish waistband and have the Everton logo on the right thigh. The away kit also has pastel yellow shorts that resemble the sleeve trim of the shirt. 

Bramley-Moore Dock, the site which serves as the venue for the Hill Dickinson Stadium, has a glorious heritage associated with trade and commerce. It welcomed ships from across the globe, with coal, food, cotton and clothing all distributed via the historic rail tracks that have been reinstalled as heritage assets at Hill Dickinson Stadium.

Iliman Ndiaye, Jarrad Branthwaite, Jordan Pickford, Jake O’Brien, James Garner and Vitaliy Mykolenko were some of the members from the men’s first team to be associated with promotional media for the new away kit.

 

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Jay Harris
1 Posted 17/07/2025 at 14:54:10
Looks good but a price of 152 is taking the piss.
Derek Knox
2 Posted 17/07/2025 at 14:58:14
I think it looks naff, as for the price, I agree with Jay, they can fook right off with that me old mate !
Keith Gleave
3 Posted 17/07/2025 at 15:24:24
Not to my taste and the cost of everything has significantly increased since the takeover
Frank Crewe
4 Posted 17/07/2025 at 15:34:01
Never understood how anyone can like or dislike a football shirt. It's just a naff looking glorified T-shirt at the end of the day. Would you pay more than £100 quid for a T-shirt? As long as it's a different colour from the opposition who cares?
Emma Day
5 Posted 17/07/2025 at 15:38:13
Ilamans face says it all.
Rob Halligan
6 Posted 17/07/2025 at 15:52:43
Probably said every time a new kit is released, but for those who don’t like the design, the colour or the price, then the answer is very simple…………Don’t Buy It, you don’t have to buy it and nobody is forcing you to buy it!!
Alan J Thompson
7 Posted 17/07/2025 at 16:25:39
From washed out grey to washed out yellow.
Alan Corken
8 Posted 17/07/2025 at 16:26:15
I might have been tempted if it had the Archibald Leitch 'homage' design around collar and cuffs. On balance however, I think my old HAFNIA shirt will see me through another season.
Raymond Fox
9 Posted 17/07/2025 at 16:37:08
Yellow looks good on flowers but on nothing else.

Mike Allison
10 Posted 17/07/2025 at 16:37:28
It looks fine, seen a lot worse
Craig Walker
11 Posted 17/07/2025 at 16:40:11
I think it is decent, especially the version without the sponsor. It's better than this season's home shirt and at least it has got the proper crest instead of the dumbed down version they've used in recent years on the 2nd and 3rd kits.£80 though? I sometimes get the shorts for down the gym but £40 for a pair of shorts? I think I'll wait until next March time when they start selling 'em off cheap.
Martin Berry
12 Posted 17/07/2025 at 16:48:44
Not impressed, wishy washy colour, naff neckline and a bit of fancy arm braiding to try and save it, it doesnt !
The home kit I like and the wave effect, however anything with Stake on is not a safe bet to buy and I wont be paying the crazy prices either.
Scott Hamilton
13 Posted 17/07/2025 at 17:07:56
Hate the colour. Hate the collar. Hate the sponsor.
Derek Powell
14 Posted 17/07/2025 at 17:10:59
Detest collars so its a no
Neil Copeland
15 Posted 17/07/2025 at 17:46:55
Hmm, perhaps we need to sell off Bramley Moore and go back to Goodison, reduce the season ticket prices, sell shirts for £10 and suffer the consequences.

Or…we can embrace the fact that we at last seem to have business savvy owners and that we appear to be moving in the right direction.

The shirt price reflects the need for more commercial income. As Rob H says above, don’t buy it if you don’t like it or the price.

Mike Gaynes
16 Posted 17/07/2025 at 17:47:09
Makes me crave vanilla ice cream.

Makes me crave even more the end of Stake's shirt sponsorship.

Can't wait.

Micky Norman
17 Posted 17/07/2025 at 17:50:54
Custard
Billy Shears
18 Posted 17/07/2025 at 18:07:27
Still no long sleeved version I see!?

Why?

Amber should be away shirt anyroad,made with cotton & why two prices for the adult shirt.

£35 difference for breathing holes on the shirt design... behave!!!

Scott Hamilton
19 Posted 17/07/2025 at 18:28:48
Micky - Roobarb
Danny O'Neill
20 Posted 17/07/2025 at 18:32:43
I agree with amber-blue-amber Billy.

I tried explaining the two shirt pricing on another thread, but I'll repeat.

I first encountered this, funnily enough, in the Roma club shop in central Roma, when my wife and son wanted a Roma top.

I asked what the difference was. The pro shirt is made in exactly the same way as the one the players wear. The replica is made of different material. They both visibly look the same.

I don't know if other clubs do the same.

A new kit always divides opinion, but as Rob says, if you don't like it, don't buy it. I haven't bought a top for decades. I've got a few t-shirts, that I've bought from Everton the Gear, but tend not to wear colours to the match. I never really have.

Martin Berry
21 Posted 17/07/2025 at 18:42:37
Neil 15#
As for commercial income, I hope there are better ways of making it rather than the fans shelling out £80 on a replica shirt
With those prices I don't see anything savvy about those prices other than extortion ( if you want to buy, and as I have said I wont).
That said its the trend across all the Premier league clubs, and boy don't the fans pay for it
Kevin Naylor
22 Posted 17/07/2025 at 19:06:02
In 6 months time after Christmas it will be £40 and still no where near worth the money.
Mike Hayes
23 Posted 17/07/2025 at 19:14:35
Don’t like anything about it including the price. It’s a rip off charging £80 and £150 but guaranteed fans will buy it - so if fans are disgusted by the price of everything don’t buy it, easier said than done but it’s the only way they will listen. 20 is plenty for ticket prices - that’s the reason I hate this c**try - likes nothing better than to rip its own off 🤷💙
Justin Doone
24 Posted 17/07/2025 at 19:32:27
Designed with our new docklands location in mind, it's a watered down amber colour.

Or it's the colour of a healthy piss-taking fan.

Colin Glassar
25 Posted 17/07/2025 at 19:32:41
Bloody awful colour. Looks like a Walls ice cream sandwich.

I thought we were getting a new shirt sponsor? Puma are offering a billion quid to sponsor a crappy shirt.

Josh Horne
26 Posted 17/07/2025 at 20:16:59
Whatever, I'm sure it will serve its intended purpose as a football kit that raises a few quid before being binned with the rest of them.

Brief excitement that we'd splashed the cash on a whole new squad of players I'd never heard of before I realised half of the names on the club website are WSL players.

Also, who buys a Michael Keane shirt?

Christine Foster
27 Posted 17/07/2025 at 20:19:40
Got to say, that's a bloody awful picture, the wrong players, the wrong pose, an insipid colour and a poor design of shirt! Not sure just how or why its relevent to the new stadium! Its bland, its vanilla, totally uninspiring! Pretty dire all round.. you may have guessed, I don't like it!
Dan Nulty
28 Posted 17/07/2025 at 20:26:58
Bring back Hummel
John Burns
29 Posted 17/07/2025 at 20:41:59
I love the nod to history but this shirt is insipid. Totally characterless. As some have said, nothing beats amber and blue for an away kit.
Liam Mogan
30 Posted 17/07/2025 at 20:51:33
Fantastic kit. Vanilla/Lemon/white top put in the wash accidently with bright yellow socks is all the rage in haute couture this season.

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