Everton have revealed their home kit for the 2016-17 season, inspired by Goodison Park.
The new strip, which will be worn for the first time in Sunday’s home game with Norwich, features the coordinates of the club’s famous, old stadium in the back of the neck of the shirt.
And in another nod to the Toffees’ home, the criss-cross architectural signature of Archibald Leitch, who designed the Bullens Road stand, can also be found on next season’s shirt.
Designed by Umbro, the new kit is compromised of a shirt in traditional Everton blue, white shorts and white socks. It will go on sale on Saturday, June 4.
The shirt, which includes a breathable structured mesh, features a white rib collar with white and yellow detail on the cuffs.
The shorts have a blue and yellow trim – similar to the Umbro kit of 1997 – and the socks, which are made with a comfortable cotton footbed, also have a blue and yellow contrast stripe.
