Everton has stepped outside its familiar blue territory for the club’s new 2026/27 third kit, created with Castore in a colour scheme that gives the Toffees a noticeably different presence for the season ahead.
The shirt is built almost entirely around green, with a darker shade appearing along the collar and sleeves alongside sharp orange detailing. The result keeps the silhouette clean while giving the traditionally restrained football shirt a more distinctive character.
The Everton crest has also been reworked for the occasion, appearing in orange to match the Castore wings positioned on the chest. Rather than introducing another colour into the composition, the badge becomes part of the same visual system, giving the front of the shirt a more deliberate balance.
The shorts move into a deeper green, creating a subtle shift between the upper and lower sections of the kit. Orange and green detailing continues across the waistband and edges, while concealed draw cords keep the construction visually clean. The Everton crest appears on one thigh, with the Castore mark placed opposite it.
The socks bring the lighter green back into the equation. Dark green and orange details run through the design, with “EFC” lettering placed vertically along the shin and the Castore wings positioned at the calf.
Together, the three pieces form a kit that feels removed from Everton’s usual visual language without abandoning the club’s identity. The green base gives the third shirt its own territory, while the orange accents provide just enough contrast to keep the design sharp.
The 2026/27 third kit will be worn across Everton’s Premier League, FA Cup and EFL Cup campaigns, giving one of England’s most recognisable clubs a new colour story for the season.
