The iconic red shirt, red shorts, and red socks compose Liverpool's new home outfit. The adoption of a brighter red adds vitality and brightness to the classic white and the addition of teal to the home jersey. Liverpool's new home kit features the logo of the English Premier League club in white on a red background. The shirt will be available in adult sizes from 14 to 42 across the club's official range. Younger fans can choose from youth sizes 6 to 16 years old. The new home kit was announced on April 16, 2017 after Liverpool signed a seven-year partnership with Chinese sportswear company Anta. The deal is worth $55 million ($37.5 million) including performance bonuses. Liverpool played in their original red and white stripes in 1877 when they were known as St George's Football Club. The club's current identity originates from a simple red shirt with white trim that they wore from 1976-1985. In 1985, they changed their look by adding black stripes to the arms of their shirts. In 2001, they dropped the black from their lineup but kept the striped arm patch. Currently, Liverpool is one of the most popular football clubs in England and also one of the most successful. The club has won 13 English Premier Leagues, more than any other team.