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?
1. Hibs
We aren't too sure what Joma have done here. It doesn't break from the traditional green too much, yet it still looks overcomplicated. Is it the collar? Possibly. Who knows. 4/10. | SNS Group
2. Dundee United
The Quinn Casino sponsor is too big for starters. Errea are pretty solid at making interesting kits (see Middlesbrough's recent designs) but this is unimaginative. It isn't ugly, but it's no more than 4/10. | SNS Group
3. Rangers
You can't mess around too much with the royal blue number, but we're not sure we really like what Castore have done this year. The collar is a bid odd, and why the random red stripes? The 21/22 anniversary kit was superb, but the last two years have not been our favourite designs. 5/10. | SNS Group
4. Celtic
Similar to other Adidas numbers this season, it feels just like a template. You can't do too much with Celtic's traditional Hoops - and you shouldn't. It's far better than last year's attempt, but we aren't sure if that is much of a compliment. 5/10. | SNS Group