The new Scottish Premiership season is now less than two weeks away, and supporters across the country are already fizzing with excitement.
As ever, transfers have taken the bulk of the headlines during the summer, with Rangers, Celtic, Aberdeen and the rest of the Scottish Premiership announcing a host of incomings and outgoings.
However, alongside the summer transfer window, the annual release of each team’s home kit is still something fans still continue to look forward to.
With each top flight team now revealing their new home kit for the upcoming season - and the rising cost of replica kits firmly on the agenda - we decided to rank every 2025/26 Scottish Premiership home shirt based on cost, from least expensive to the most costly, from 12 to 1.*
Scroll down and click through to see where your team’s home kit placed. Have you purchased your team’s new jersey this summer?
*Cost is based on adults/juniors cost for a short sleeve replica home jersey.
9. 4th: Hibs
One of the more expensive kits in the divisions, Hibs' 150th anniversary shirt comes in at £63 for adults, and £53 for kids. | SNS Group
10. 3rd: Aberdeen
The new adidas design is certainly a striking one for Dons fans, but comes in at a cost of £70 for adults in short sleeved. Junior prices are £57, which is priced higher than some clubs are charging for their adult sizes. | SNS Group
11. 2nd: Celtic
Will be popular on the east end of Glasgow without a doubt, but fans will be forced to fork out £75 for an adult short sleeved version of the replica kit. The 'authentic' home shirt, which mirror the version the players wear, will cost £120. Children's prices start at £60. | SNS Group
12. 1st: Rangers
Rangers' new Umbro home shirt is the most expensive in the division, costing £80 for a short sleeve adult replica shirt. The 'pro' home shirt worn by the players will cost £105, while junior sizes start at £65. Infant home kits cost £50, with baby kits costing £40. | SNS Group