Sports merchandise specialist Fanatics has launched a special range of Everton-branded clothing to celebrate St Patrick’s Day.
The dark green hoodie and T-shirt, each strictly limited to 500 individually numbered items, pays tribute to the club’s deep-rooted Irish heritage and highlights Everton’s long-standing ties to the Irish community by celebrating the fans and players who have contributed to its rich history.
From legends like Kevin Sheedy and Seamus Coleman, to rising stars like Jake O’Brien, Heather Payne and Courtney Brosnan – not to mention the generations of Irish supporters who have made Goodison Park their home – the range is a fitting tribute to Everton’s Irish connection.
The exclusive range blends tradition with modern style, incorporating a subtle Gaelic symbol that holds a hidden tribute to Prince Rupert’s Tower – a nod to the club’s iconic logo.
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A must-have for those who appreciate the Club’s deep historical ties and timeless style, the St. Patrick’s Day range is now available to purchase online at Evertondirect.com, Fanatics.co.uk and limited stock is also available in-store at Everton One and Everton Two, with the t-shirt and hoodie are available in unisex, with the t-shirt priced at £35 and hoodie priced at £70.
The Paddy’s Day tie-in is Everton’s second special kit collaboration with Fanatics in as many months. In February, the pair teamed up with North West-based sportswear challenger Castore to release a new clothing collection to commemorate the legacy of Everton’s historic Goodison Park as the club prepares to move to its new home next season.
This season will be the club’s last at historic Goodison Park before it moves into its new stadium at Bramley-Moore dock for the start of the 2025-26 campaign. Despite the history of the much-loved old home, the decision to move received received “overwhelming” support during a public consultation and multi-channel communications campaign delivered by integrated agency Influential back in 2019. The campaign was praised by academics and marketers, and 96% of 43,000 respondents backed the new stadium and community-led legacy project.