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With the new Scottish Premiership season now just weeks away, football clubs across the country are launching their brand new home, away and third choice kits as fans gear up for the beginning of the league season in early August.
The season has already started for some, with the Premier Sports Cup already underway, while others are now well into their pre-season schedules. Set to begin on August 2nd, the 2025/26 Scottish Premiership season will see supporters across the country donning their club’s brand new jerseys - but which club has released the best away design this year?
With brand new designs from Macron, Umbro, Adidas and Joma, we have put together our list of the best - and the worst - Scottish Premiership away kits for 2025/26, from 12 to 1.
Scroll down and click through to see where your team’s away kit placed. Do you agree with our picks?
5. 8th: Celtic
It's certainly a bold choice, but we quite like it. The pinstripe vertical design actually enables the black to stand out more, making the kit and imposing design that is different enough to be considered a moderate success from Adidas. It's a decent enough effort, but there's better out there this season. | Celtic FC Photo: Celtic FC
6. 7th: Motherwell
The intricate design flowing through the sky blue, the retro badge, the trim...this is a classy kit. But then you see that big, bold sponsor. Could potentially have been the best kit in the league, but that sponsor diverts the attention away from all the good stuff it's offering. Sigh. | Motherwell FC Photo: Motherwell FC
7. 6th: Hibs
You can't beat a eye-catching yellow away shirt in our opinion, and while Hibs' new 150th anniversary kit has some faults, it's still getting the thumbs up from us. Gets marked down for the weird Dracula's fringe design on the collar, but that aside, Joma have done well to keep it smart, yet striking. | Hibs FC Photo: Hibs FC
8. 5th: Rangers
While it is almost identical to Nike's new England Women kit, it's still a smasher. The move from Castore to Umbro has certainly benefited Rangers in the fashion department, with this mainly white design infinitely better than their recent away shirts. | SNS Group