The New Everton Kit
STOP PRESS...... Get Geared Up for the Cup Final. Everton Kit Half Price Here There have been some tenatious characters who have worn the Everton kit over the years with a do or die mentality. Whether you were a fan of Peter Reid plying his trade in the middle of the park or your favourite was the striking partnership of Graeme Sharp and Andy Gray the new Everton football shirt is worthy of any of the great players that have graced Goodison.
The New Everton Home Kit
The
New Everton home kit
is soon to be released and we will bring you details as soon as we get it. The current Everton jersey is made by Umbro.
The toffees home kit is blue with the shirt sponsors Chang across the front along with the Everton badge.
The current
Everton away shirt
is identical to the home shirt but in white. As with other clubs the favourite players name can be ordered when buying a shirt with the Tim Cahill Everton shirt being particularly popular.
Everton Retro Kit
There are a few Everton shirts on the market with a popular one being worn by one of the most legendary Everton players , Dixie Deans. This
1920’s Everton Shirt
Shirt is a classic and is extremely popular with fans looking for a bit of nostalgia.
More Everton retro football shirts….. Great Everton Gifts
The Everton Vs Rapid Vienna 1985 European Cup Winners Cup Final DVDA perfect opportunity to relive one of the greatest nights in Everton history. This DVD captures the 3-1 win in Rotterdam on 15th May 1985. Goals from Graeme Sharp, Trevor Steven and Kevin Sheedy sealed the win with Kevin Ratcliffe lifting the trophy to the rapturous Everton support. 
Everton Football Newspaper Book.A must for every Everton supporter is the Everton Football Newspaper book . This amazing piece of Everton memorabilia captures the reports in the media at the time of the incident or game. The book begins from the early 20th century and goes up to the end of the last season. The list of achievement includes league wins and European glory nights. Return from the Everton Kit page to the English Premier League.
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