2006/07 Kit

Season 2006/07 marks the second year of the Club's four-year sponsorship deal with Umbro, one of the world's top three football brands, and of course sees the continuation of Rangers shirt sponsorship deal with Carling.

The new home kit is traditional blue with a red collar with white panels on top of the shoulders and there is a special feature of a Saltire on the right shoulder which underlines Rangers Scottish roots. The home kit also features traditional white shorts, and black and red socks.

The away kit jersey is red and white with red shorts and white socks, giving the strip a classic look. However, a modern touch has been added to the jersey with precision laser-cutting technology being used on the right shoulder detail and body mapping technology used to provide the perfect fit

Rangers kits are available in baby sizes 74cm, 80cm and 86cm, infant sizes 2, 2-3, 4-5 and 6-7 years, ladies sizes 8-16 and adult sizes S-XXXL.

Home Kit 2003-05

Home Jersey: royal blue with red chevrons at the neck, white collar and red trim at the cuffs
Shorts:   white with royal blue side panels and red trim
Socks: two variations, black with red tops and royal blue with white tops.

The 2003-04 season marks the return to a more traditional style of Rangers home kit.

As pictured, the jersey incorporates Rangers customary red, white and blue colours by featuring red chevrons at the neck, a white v-neck and red trim at the sleeves.  The usual red chevrons on the Carling logo have been changed to Rangers blue, giving the Club its own version of the sponsor's logo.  The jersey is perfectly complemented by white shorts with royal blue side panels and red trim, and supporters have the choice of

the traditional black socks with red tops or royal blue with white tops.

The home kit is available in infant sizes 3-6 to 18-24 months, toddler sizes 2-4 years, junior sizes 5-6 years to youths, ladies sizes 8-10 to 16-18 and adult sizes S-XXXXL inclusive, catering for more supporters than ever before.

Supporters will be pleased to hear that the home kit will be worn by the first team squad for the next two seasons, now that a new sponsorship deal with Carling is firmly in place.

New Low Price
Thanks to Rangers policy of sourcing the Club's kit direct, the price of adult home shirts is now just £35, down from £40, with kids' jerseys available from just £25.  

New Five Star Logo
In clinching the 2002-03 SPL title, Rangers became the first Club ever to secure fifty League titles.  To mark this record-breaking achievement, from 2003-04 onwards the first team squad will wear five small stars on their jerseys during SPL fixtures. 

The stars sit above the RFC scroll crest, with each star representing ten domestic league titles.  The five stars will be featured on all future Rangers jerseys, with an additional star added each time a further ten League titles has been achieved.  By popular demand Rangers supporters are also being given the opportunity to add five small stars to the new home jersey.

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Home kit 2002-03

Home Jersey:  royal blue with red piping
Shorts:   white with royal blue piping
Socks: two variations, black with red tops and white with royal blue tops.

The launch of the Rangers home jersey 2002-03 represented the beginning of a ground-breaking new deal which saw the Club take control of the sales, marketing and distribution of their kit.

The jersey introduced a number of new design features and a varying pattern, with no two shirts the same.  The fabric was dyed with a lion rampant design of varying size, making each shirt unique when cut from the cloth. 

At the request of supporters, size XXXL was added to the range of adult jerseys, catering for more Rangers fans than ever before. 

Also, new for 2002-03 was the ladies-fit replica jersey, the first Rangers jersey designed exclusively for female fans. 

This innovative kit was officially launched by Supermodel Nell McAndrew, star of 'I'm a Celebrity&Get Me Out of Here'. 

The new ladies jersey, available in sizes 8-18, was based on the design of the main shirt, yet tailored to fit the curvy female fan, with a narrower fitted waist, shorter length, and curved hem.   

The 'women's fit' jersey proved an instant hit, highlighting the growing number of female Rangers supporters.