Everton unveil green third kit with interactive launch at the Hill Dickinson

Everton and kit partner Castore have formally launched their latest strip, coming together to unveil the green third kit designs alongside an ‘immersive, technology-driven supporter event ‘.

As reported in the Liverpool Echo, Everton have unveiled a new green third kit. According to the club and manufacturer, ‘the release delivers a fresh aesthetic for the squad’.

Of course it does.

Forest green aesthetic and orange accents… apparently

The outfield shirt features a green round-neck cut accented by dark green and vibrant orange trims (it says) across the collar and sleeves.

Matching orange detailing highlights the club crest, the Castore wings emblem, and the front-of-shirt branding for sponsors, CMC Markets. Dark green shorts and pale green socks, each finished with coordinating trim, apparently, complete the new look.

Goalkeeper strip and kit version spec…

Alongside the outfield kit, the goalkeeper edition arrives in light blue with contrasting black collar and sleeve accents, accompanied by matching shorts and socks.

Supporters can choose between high-performance pro and standard replica editions, while junior and children’s versions are available without commercial branding.

Hill Dickinson fan activation and match ticket draw

To celebrate the launch, supporters visiting the club store at the Hill Dickinson Stadium on Saturday, August 29 can, it seems, take part in an interactive AI photobooth experience.

Fans can ‘insert’ themselves into the official campaign imagery or around some key stadium landmarks, project personalised messages on an in-store photo wall, enjoy some live DJ sets, and enter Forever Blue Rewards draws for tickets to Everton’s upcoming home game against Man United.

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Gary is an experienced football journalist who has written for, among many others, BBC Sport and The Metro, and is now the editor of ReadEverton.com. He leads daily coverage of Everton news, transfers and analysis as part of the dave.sport network. He also writes for ReadManCity.com, ReadMotorsport and ReadNorwich within the same network. When not writing, he enjoys a nice cold pint of Guinness and trips to the cinema ... not always at the same time.

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