Everton launched their 2024/25 Premier League home kit on July 17 as the Toffees prepare for their last season at the iconic Goodison Park.
Sean Dyche’s side had another torrid campaign in England’s top flight last term, plagued by back-to-back point deductions midway through 2023/24, but eventually eked out a 15th-place finish.
Hoping to piece together a more peaceful campaign in 2024/25, the Merseyside heavyweights embark on a new era after breaking their partnership with sportswear manufacturer Hummel.
Everton have turned to British sportswear giant Castore to manufacture the club’s apparel for the new season, aiming for a stylish departure from Goodison.
But the club’s decision to join forces with Castore is a bit surprising, given Aston Villa and Newcastle United have dropped the company after being allegedly disappointed by the quality.
Castore Co-Founder Tom Beahon was excited to announce the new partnership.
“We are proud to reveal the first home kit following the announcement of our partnership with Everton Football Club.
“As a brand born in the north west, Castore wanted to honour the rich history of the club, crafting a kit that provides both sentiment and high performance.”
The 2024/25 home kit has a royal blue base and a round neck, while the body of the jersey features an abstract illustration of Everton’s first official crest from 1920.
Castore’s unique design sees the letters EFC decomposed within the print, separating Everton’s new shirt from all 24/25 Premier League kits while paying homage to the club’s rich tradition.
Despite launching the sale of the new home shirt, the Toffees have yet to unveil away and third kits, keeping their supporters on their toes, but online leaks have killed the suspense.
If the leaks are valid, the Everton new away kit has a fresh colorway. It’s a light lemon and dark, with the club’s crest appearing in a recolored version above the front-of-shirt sponsor Stake.
