The new Scottish Premiership season is now just hours away. Like kids at Christmas, fans across the country will be tucking themselves in bed tonight and hoping for a gift wrapped three points to wake up to this weekend.
With the pre-season stuff done and dusted, competitive action is finally back and begins with Hearts vs Rangers on Saturday afternoon. With stands set to be packed out across Scotland, many supporters will be donning their club’s brand new home kits - but which club has the best design this year?
With multiple designs from Macron, Adidas and Joma, we have put together our list of the best - and the worst - Scottish Premiership home kits for 24/25.
Scroll down and click through to see where your team’s home kit placed. Agree with our picks?
9. Hearts
Umbro have smashed their Gorgie kits over the last few seasons. While simple, they've done another excellent job of this year's maroon number. With a 'don't fix it if it isn't broken' attitude, the kit manufacturer have served Hearts well with some classy kits and this can go into that list. 7/10. | SNS Group
10. Dundee
Centralised badges are a risk, but Dundee have more than got away with it. Macron have kept it nice and simple, with a bold navy kit and a classic red and white trim. We love it. 8/10. | SNS Group
11. Kilmarnock
We sadly won't see it in Europa League this season after last night's defeat to Cercle Brugge, but Killie are going to look top dollar in the Scottish Premiership with this Hummel number. The chevrons add a bit of class, and the Danish company rarely miss. 8/10. | SNS Group
12. Motherwell
Yeah. It's a winner. Macron have designed an absolute stonewall classic. It shouldn't work - but it does. Brilliant. 9/10. | SNS Group