Queens Park Rangers have revealed their 26/27 Away kit by Erreà, introducing a lilac version of the club’s hooped Home shirt design for the upcoming season. QPR Kit Design & Inspiration The new QPR jersey features two-tone lilac horizontal hoops across...

Queens Park Rangers have unveiled their 26/27 Home kit by Erreà, with the shirt retaining the club’s traditional blue and white hoops for the upcoming season. QPR Kit Design & Inspiration The new QPR jersey features broad royal blue and white...

Rangers FC and Umbro have unveiled the Rangers 26/27 Away Kit, a change strip inspired by the architecture and historic details of Ibrox Stadium. Rangers Kit Design & Inspiration With references to the Bill Struth Main Stand incorporated throughout the...

Rangers FC have unveiled their 2026 Armed Forces Day pre-match jersey, produced by Umbro in support of the Rangers Charity Foundation Armed Forces Fund. The new Rangers jersey features a bold all over multi terrain graphic across the front and sleeves....

Rangers Football Club have unveiled their new Fourth Kit for the 2025/26 season, designed and produced by Umbro. The release pays tribute to the supporters who wore orange in the stands during the 2000 Scottish Cup Final. The shirt is predominantly...

Rangers FC have introduced a limited-edition version of their 2025/26 Umbro Home Shirt featuring a red poppy emblem, with 10% from each sale supporting Poppyscotland. For the first time, supporters can purchase the club’s home shirt featuring the...

The Rangers home shirt from 1992 to 1994 was manufactured by adidas and sponsored by McEwan’s Lager. This design was worn as the club continued their domestic dominance under Walter Smith, winning consecutive Scottish Premier Division titles. The shirt...

The Rangers home shirt from 1990 to 1992 was produced by Admiral and carried McEwan’s Lager as the main sponsor. This jersey marked a transitional era as Walter Smith stepped in following the departure of Graeme Souness. Over these campaigns the team...

to the striking multicolour design. The shirt combines the colours of the city’s four clubs, green for Celtic, blue for Rangers, red for Clyde, yellow for Partick Thistle and black and white for Queen’s Park. It carries the embroidered crest of the...

is also lettered “KUZNETSOV O.” in bold black print above the large white numeral. The shirt was swapped with Kuznetsov’s Rangers team-mate Ally McCoist after the match in Norrköping on 18 June 1992, when Scotland defeated the CIS 3-0. This fixture...