Everton 16-17 Home Kit Released
May 12, 2016, by Pat
The new Everton 16-17 home kit was officially released today. The new Everton 2016-17 shirt introduces an understated design with splashes of yellow and unique details that pay hommage to Goodison Park.
Everton 16-17 Home Kit
This is the new Everton home shirt by Umbro.
An overall simple and understated look, the new Everton 2016-17 home jersey is predominantly blue. Heavily dominated by the club's main color, the new Everton shirt only features subtle accents in the form of the collar and the sleeve cuffs, the former an all-white crew neck and the latter half white, half yellow.
The new strip celebrates the home of the Blues and includes the co-ordinates of the ‘Grand Old Lady’ in the back of the neck of the shirt. Goodison Park is one of the world’s oldest purpose-built and most famous football stadia, hosting more top-flight games than any other stadium in England and home to a plethora of legendary footballing moments and Everton players, including Dixie Dean, Alan Ball and Alex Young. In addition to boasting such a rich history, the stadium also features the famed criss-cross architectural signature of Archibald Leitch, who designed the Bullens Road stand. This iconic design is also included on the shirt, with Umbro creating a Leitch-style graphic to appear above the co-ordinates of Goodison Park
Chang continues to act as main sponsor for the Umbro Everton 2016-17 home kit, while the famous Double Diamond logo sits proudly on the left chest, opposite of the Everton crest.
The shorts and socks of the new Everton home kit continue this scheme. Mainly white, they include blue and yellow detailing along the sides and in the form of stripes, respectively.
Everton 16-17 Goalkeeper Kit
This is the new Everton GK shirt by Umbro.
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