Everton have unveiled their new away kit for the 2026-27 season, which will make its debut on the pitch in Saturday's pre-season friendly against Dundee FC. The kit, produced in collaboration with Castore, was released on Friday and features vertical amber and royal blue pinstripes, plain white sleeves, and an amber and blue V-neck collar and sleeve trim.
Design Inspiration and Details
The design draws inspiration from one of Everton's first away shirts to feature amber, which appeared in hoops during the late 1950s. That kit was worn by club legends including Bobby Collins, Dave Hickson, Brian Labone, and Roy Vernon. The shade of amber, named trinity amber, matches the colour used on the new home kit.
The kit is completed with royal blue shorts and white socks featuring royal blue and trinity amber hoops. It will feature new front-of-shirt sponsor CMC Markets and sleeve partner Stake, though neither brand will appear on children's and infant kits.
Availability and Pricing
The kit is available for pre-order now, with a general launch date of July 23. As with the home kit, it comes in 'pro' form, identical to what the players will wear, and in replica fashion. Both versions are available in long-sleeve. 'Pro' shirts are priced at £115, replicas at £80, with an additional £5 for long-sleeve versions of each.
Manager David Moyes has been preparing his squad in Scotland, with senior players like Jarrad Branthwaite, who is returning from injury, and promising youngsters such as teenage striker Braiden Graham taking part. The friendly at Dundee kicks off at 2pm on Saturday.
