Queens Park Rangers revealed their new Home kit for the 2020/21 season. Carrying the new shirt sponsor Football Index, the home shirt sees a return to very traditional, solid, blue and white hoops and is made from one of Erreà’s most advanced fabrics,...

Rangers Football Club unveiled the new 20/21 Third kit made by Castore. With a jet black base and bold orange trims, the 2020/2021 Rangers third jersey has been designed to stand out. Featuring a retro parallel lining trim design on the front and a...

Rangers Football Club unveiled the 2020/21 Away kit made by Castore. The away shirt features an optic white design and is combined with navy blue mesh panels around the shoulder and arm to give a distinctively bold aesthetic that will stand out both on...

Rangers Football Club unveiled the 2020/21 Home kit made by Castore. Inspired by the iconic Rangers jerseys of the past – which have been worn by so many illustrious captains as they have lifted countless trophies, the jersey celebrates this history...

Larsson’s final season at Celtic Park, which featured a Scottish league and cup Double and a whitewash of city rivals Rangers in the league, may have helped with that. This rendering is the work of True Colours author John Devlin -...

and along with the “EQUIPMENT” logo - later “Performance” - came very bold and, arguably, obtrusive stylings - the Rangers and Arsenal training and bench items being cases in point. In fact, the few designs which retained adidas’s previous logo seem to...

Rangers FC announced Castore, the fastest growing premium British sportswear brand, as its official kit and retail partner from the 2020-21 football season. The multi-year partnership stands as one of the most valuable commercial partnerships in the...

Following rumours about a new deal over the last few days, these designs that have been sent our way appear to be the Rangers 2020-21 season kits, by Castore. Castore is most notable for being Scottish tennis player Andy Murray’s technical partner, and...

same form in every match they’re worn in, for the entirety of their tenure. Then there are kits like the one Queen’s Park Rangers wore between 1983 and 1985. Given the True Colours treatment, this classic QPR outfit - if we are to see it as a single...

club’s green and yellow Away shirt’s similarly-styled back. As a bonus, Jimmy’s also included the Admiral spread, with Rangers, Hearts and Southampton kits assisting in taking us back to a lost era. Thanks to Jimmy from The Glove Bag - tgbjimmy on...