Football shirts have long existed somewhere between uniform and cultural artifact. In recent years, that space has grown considerably. Away and third kits, in particular, have become places where clubs, designers and sportswear brands can take greater liberties, introducing colours, symbols and references that would rarely find their way onto the traditional home shirt.

In Shenzhen, where available land is under constant pressure, CAPOL turns the conventional school campus upward. The Shenzhen Foreign Language School Bao’an Campus combines two originally planned plots into a single vertical complex, organising classrooms, shared spaces and circulation across a tightly connected sequence of levels.

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.

Boca Juniors’ third away kit for the 2026–27 season is beginning to surface through international retailers, offering an early look at one of adidas’ most fashion-conscious football designs of the year. Officially unveiled by the club soon, the shirt leans heavily into vintage sportswear, landing somewhere between a classic football jersey and the buttoned-up uniforms associated with baseball.