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?
5. One night in Belgrade
It was a complicated design, but it holds in place in Scottish football folklore thanks to that penalty shootout win vs Serbia that ended years of pain by securing qualification to a major tournament for the first time in over two decades. Released just ahead of Covid, it evokes memories of a strange time in football that saw fans unable to attend games due to the pandemic. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
6. Scotland World Cup 2026
Sure to be worn throughout the summer as Scotland return to the World Cup for the first time in 28 years, this is already a classic thanks to the memorable 4-2 win over Denmark at Hampden in November. A basic design, but it holds so many memories despite being worn just once so far. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
7. Millennium edition
Worn during Scotland's 1-0 win over England at old Wembley, this kit sadly missed out on being worn at Euro 2000, but remains a true 1990s classic thanks to its big floppy collar. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
8. Late 1980s
An underrated gem, this navy design with the white collar was one of the last traditional looking kits before the explosion of more loud designs in the mid-1990s. Umbro rarely did an ugly looking kit, and this one is right up there with their best offerings during their time as Scotland's manufacturer. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images