Everton's new 2026-27 away kit is set to be worn by the men's first team in the pre-season friendly at Dundee on Saturday
(L-R) Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, Ruby Mace and Ornella-Vignola show off Everton's new away kit: Image: Everton FC
(L-R) Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, Ruby Mace and Ornella-Vignola show off Everton's new away kit: Image: Everton FC
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Everton will play their first pre-season friendly in the club’s new away kit.
David Moyes has been putting his squad through their paces in Scotland across the first week of preparations for the new season. Senior players including Jarrad Branthwaite, returning from injury, have been involved alongside promising starlets like teenage striker Braiden Graham.
The week will conclude with the curtain-raising summer friendly with Dundee FC on Saturday (2pm kick-off). And those selected by Moyes will be wearing the new white away kit following its release on Friday.
The kit, the latest collaboration between Everton and Castore, was launched this morning (Friday) and features vertical amber and royal blue pinstripes, with plain white sleeves and an amber and blue V-neck collar and sleeve trim. The shade of amber, named trinity amber, is the same that appears on the new home kit.
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It is completed with royal blue shorts and white socks with royal blue and trinity amber hoops.
The design is inspired by one of the first Everton away shirts to feature amber, with the colour appearing in hoops in the late 1950s kit worn by legends including Bobby Collins, Dave Hickson, Brian Labone and Roy Vernon.
Everton forward Beto in the club's new away kit. Image: Everton FC
Everton forward Beto in the club's new away kit. Image: Everton FC
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It will feature new front-of-shirt sponsor CMC Markets and sleeve partner Stake, though neither brand will appear on children and infant kits.
As with the home kit, the latest release will be available in ‘pro’ form - identical to those worn by the players, and in replica fashion. Both versions are available in long-sleeve.
‘Pro’ shirts are priced at £115 and replica at £80, with the long-sleeve versions of each costing an additional £5.