Category Archives: SPFL/Scottish Premiership

New Hearts Strip 2022-23 | Umbro Heart of Midlothian Home Top 22-23 MND Scotland

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This is the new Hearts home kit 2022/23, Heart of Midlothian FC’s new primary strip for the upcoming Scottish Premiership season. Made by Umbro, the new HMFC home shirt was officially unveiled on 10 June, 2022.

The jersey is predominantly dark maroon in colour with white detailing on the neck. It features a heart on the cuff and on the back of the neck, as can be seen in the pics below. MND Scotland, with their new logo, appear on the front of the shirt.

Hearts finished third in the 2021/22 SPL season behind Celtic and Rangers, thus giving them a spot in the playoff round of the Europa League. Continue reading →

New Kilmarnock Strip 2022-2023 | Hummel Killie FC Kit 22-23

These are the new Kilmarnock FC kits 2022/23, Killie’s new home and away tops for the upcoming Scottish Premiership season. The club were relegated to the Championship at the end of the 2020/21 campaign, but have won the current Scottish Championship season and have thus managed an immediate return to the top flight. Made by Hummel, the new Killie FC 22-23 shirts were officially unveiled on May 19, 2022. Killie also inked a contract extension with the Danish firm last month, with the new deal set to run till 2026. Continue reading →

Orange Rangers Strip 22-23 | New RFC Third Kit 2022-2023 by Castore

Click here for the new Rangers FC home top for 2022/2023– released June 2022

This is the new Rangers third kit 2022/23, the third shirt for Scottish giants Rangers for the upcoming league season. Made by Castore, the new Rangers third strip was officially unveiled on May 10, 2022 by the club. The jersey is predominantly orange, as can be seen in the pics below, with hints of navy and white.

Unibet will appear on the front of the shirt, with Boxt as sleeve sponsor. Rangers have also said they will have a new back of the shirt sponsor later in the summer after NFT company Sportemon Go went bust. The club’s newly printed kits have the Sportemon Go logo on the lower back, but they will offer a free cover-up for fans when the new sponsor is announced.

Rangers, who will be participating in the Europa League final against Eintracht Frankfurt later this month, also unveiled two shorts for the third kit- one orange and the other navy. Continue reading →