Everton has launched their 2009/2010 season home shirt and it will be launched on 27th June, 2009.

Everton has shifted to Le Coq Sportif from Umbro from the upcoming season and they’re paying their tribute to the 1983-85 seasons when Everton won the FA Cup, the English First Division and European Cup Winners Cup.

Their 1983-85 shirt is pictured on the right. Their 2009-10 shirt looks pretty much the same like their 83-85 shirt and the only difference would be the end of the sleeves, the sponsor logo and the new club crest.

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The plain blue shirt with a white collar and a hint of white on the sides of the shirt is manufactured by Umbro for Everton. The shirt has the Umbro logo on the right chest, club crest on the left chest and the sponsor logo in the middle of the shirt.

The short is white with blue outline on the end of the shorts, the club crest on the right leg and the manufacturer logo on the left leg. The socks are also white with blue top, another blue blue and white strip under it and between the top and the stripe, there’s an Umbro logo.

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Here’s a list of football shirt manufacturers and the clubs they make kits for in the Football League:

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I have to say, Everton’s 08/09 away kit is a smart kit and a lot better than Everton’s 08/09 home kit.

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After having two nearly perfect kits for Home and Away matches, one could ask the question of why Everton would even bother with a Third Kit. To test the limits of color schemes, that’s why. With the addition of this spectacular looking Third Jersey, Everton has once again created a dynasty among kits for this season. Taking their classic color of Royal blue and using it as a highlight with white in certain areas of an all Navy top makes this one of the nicest color combinations I have ever seen.

One nice touch on this kit is the Everton Crest. It is shown with the Blue background and really makes the light touches of the blue throughout the top really jump out. This kit is one of the nicest I have seen thus far, and Everton and Umbro completed the hat trick with their third nice kit of the campaign.

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Utilizing the same kit as Everton wears at home, the away kit is positioned on a solid field of white. There are a couple black markings around the collar and one black Umbro logo, the other Umbro logo is a faded grey and is a nice touch. The Everton Crest is positioned on the left chest as always and has no color added to it, making the top a black and white affair for away matches.

Not being related to the kit itself, however the sponsor logo is in green which does not go with the kit at all and really offsets an otherwise flawless kit. With that aside this kit is just as nice as the home kit if not better. Everton and Umbro once again created something worth seeing.

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Umbro has always made great kits, and with the recent kits that National Teams and Clubs alike have worn it seems as that tradition is going to continue. Well Everton wears Umbro kits, and this season they will be wearing one of the nicest looking kits in the Premiership. A solid blue top with few white markings and a couple of Umbro logos on the right chest and right sleeve is all that this kit requires. Add the classic Everton Crest and the sponsor in the center in an all white logo and you have a spectacular home kit.

Everton has long been known as one of the Premier Clubs in the world, and respectively have always had simple, yet timeless kits. Umbro and Everton were right on the money with this home kit.

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