Scotland’s 28-year exile from the World Cup was finally brought to an end in November as a famous night at Hampden Park against Denmark saw them seal qualification to this summer's tournament in North America.
With excitement beginning to take hold ahead of Scotland’s tournament opener on June 13, Scotland have launched two new kits to ensure they look the part in their Group C games against Haiti, Morocco, and Brazil in the United States this summer.
While the away kit has sparked some debate, the home kit is an instant classic after being worn by Steve Clarke’s team during their breathtaking 4-2 win against the Danes.
The navy home kit is sure to give an outing by the Tartan Army fanbase in Boston and Miami in June, so ahead of the tournament, we decided to rank Scotland’s best home kits of all time, from 10-1. Do you agree with our picks?
9. 150th Anniversary kit
Worn in the home game against Cyprus and in the Heritage friendly against England, this stunning 150th anniversary kit flew off the shelves upon its release. Drawing inspiration from the first 'uniform' worn by the Scotland players in the historic first match against England in 1872. It reflects the nation's football heritage with a simple design. One of the all-time best designs from Adidas. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
10. World Cup 1978
Quite comfortably Scotland's greatest ever home kit. Worn between 1976 and 1980, it was made famous by its winged collar and white diamonds on the sleeves,. Synonymous with legends like Kenny Dalglish, it was voted the best Scotland home kit of all time back in 2019. Simply outstanding. | AFP via Getty Images Photo: Getty Images