Everton release 2025-26 away kit

Would you pay more than £100 quid for a T-shirt? As long as it's a different colour from the opposition, who cares?

Don't Buy It, you don't have to buy it and nobody is forcing you to buy it!!

On balance, however, I think my old HAFNIA shirt will see me through another season.

£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.

The home kit I like and the wave effect, however anything with Stake on is not a safe bet to buy and I won't be paying the crazy prices either.

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.

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

Can't wait.

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!!!

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.

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 won't).

That said it's the trend across all the Premier League clubs, and boy don't the fans pay for it!

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 country – likes nothing better than to rip its own off.

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

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

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?

Not sure just how or why it's relevant to the new stadium! It's bland, it's vanilla, totally uninspiring! Pretty dire all round...

You may have guessed, I don't like it!

As some have said, nothing beats amber and blue for an away kit.

The other thing I say every year is that once the game starts do you at any stage think, "Oh God I don't like those shirts". No, you just watch the game.

They could play in dinner jackets or straight jackets for all I care.

Do I like the shirt pricing? No, but I can see why they are doing it and if it does help bring success then…

But as has been mentioned if they go out and play well in it then who cares.

Totally agree, Christy, their output has been pretty crap.

I was thinking of settling for a jockstrap but they do not offer any.

Billy #18, maybe they're not going to wear it in the winter, but imagine the price with that extra material for long sleeves, another 20 Quid at least.

Better than the lazy design of the home kit - Kerry Dixon at Chelsea in the 1980s.

When they get to this state, time for the bin.

I would have preferred amber, but I don't think this one is as bad as some are making out and I'm sure we'll see it around the stadiums in the country.

In terms of cost, we're comparable having had a quick look. The most expensive at Chelsea is £149. Manchester City at £130 and Newcastle at £120.

In terms of long sleeve, a lot of the players now wear thermal tops under there tops in the winter.

Manufacture wise, I hope this is the last season with Castore.

I'll put my worse ones out there, which I've done before.

The "Gary Lineker" white bib kit. Talk about controversy back then, although before social media and many not having access to the internet, so near dismay was on the street and in letters to the club in protest!!

That awful one-to-one kit with it's lighter shad of blue that for some reason I always remember Marco Materazzi.

More recently, I wasn't a big fan of that pink concoction we wore a couple of seasons ago, although it didn't matter when we hammered Brighton 5 - 1 away.

EPL Kits

Looks a bit like the West Ham away shirt but different company.

On a more general note, as an elderly person ticket holder, it seems like going to the match is going to be a much more expensive experience and I just wonder if the club will find many fans just don't have silly money to spend.

Amber and blue, best away colours.

I know fans of other clubs who buy them every year. Can’t tell the difference. I’m sure some blues fans do it. Especially in this money grabbing country.
The equivalent of having a firestick instead of being mugged off by Sly TV.

It looks like a bit of overtime to get one of the shirts.
Crazy times.

So some of us who live overseas have no option but to buy knock offs when we can find them 'cos the cost in postage is more than the bloody shirt! (yes I have had a couple delivered to Thailand).

Now I'm in Ha Noi, I accidentally found a shop not only selling our kit, but the staff were wearing it! I will have to try and find it again.

I came across that last year when in Jakarta, the new national team kits has just been released and they were selling player shirts and replica shirts (OEM).

Looked almost the same but the player shirts were 'breathable'.

That's where the previous clowns have failed in expanding the club. We have a huge following in America. We had a massive following in China when we had the Chinese lads (2002, I know).

JD Sports sell Everton tops now. But as you say, abroad is very different. It's all the sly 6 and the major foreign sides.

I've faith things will change with these new owners. I went into a blag shop in Benidorm in May. Zero Everton tops. TFG have to change this.

Every August, the home needs remortgaging to get myself (home top, training top), and my 2 kids their kits. Scanning my bank card in Everton 2 is a shaky experience… haha.

Leicester still have a big presence in Bangkok Airport and a shop near the National Stadium.

Will check out JD when I'm in Jakarta next week.

I'm not sure where, but maybe Dublin and / or Belfast might be a good start point?

I still stink we should have more presence in the city centre. The Everton 2 shop is hidden in the bowels of Liverpool One, whereas theirs dominates Williamson Square.

I suppose the other factor here is how shopping habits have evolved, with many, especially those living overseas, tend to order online.

Another random, non-kit related one. I've often expressed my concern for the local businesses and bars around Goodison, but I also wonder what will happen to the "hat, scarf or a badge" sellers with their Everton and Irish Blues flags. I doubt they will be allowed inside on the plaza, especially when the new Everton 1 store is in place in the East Stand. They should be able to pitch outside the dock walls on Regent Road and the approaches, both from the north and south though?

We need to put our brand on the city to let visitors know. The airport, as you come through arrivals, as you leave Lime Street, should be emblazoned with huge "Welcome to Liverpool, the Home of Everton Football Club" signs or digital displays. Maybe that's just me, but I know a few who feel similar.

For the past few seasons I’ve subscribed to the Matchday programme via ReachSportShop. An annual subscription for 26 programmes was just under £100. Obviously this included all home cup games as well.

This coming season however, ReachSport will no longer be sending the programme out but will instead now be coming direct from the club itself. The cost……..£120 for league game programmes only, with the first one V Brighton costing £10. So the rest ie £110 ➗ 18 = £6.10 which includes package and posting.

So I’m guessing to buy the matchday programme from a vendor outside or inside the stadium will be around £5. A significant price increase from last season.

There's some European teams too but I'm not familiar with their badges and sponsors, I think PSG and Real Madrid.

Funnily enough in Phuket airport a few years ago, I saw a very well stocked Leicester City merchandise store selling everything to do with the club. Not only that but there were a good few punters in there too.

Now I know it's because of the owners links… but really? Same in Patong, I could buy a Chelsea, Man Utd or Man City kit, Arsenal lesser so, the red lot… but that's it.