Rangers have launched their 2026/27 home kit, with Umbro delivering a royal blue pinstripe design that will go on sale online and in-store from 8am tomorrow.
The club confirmed the new strip on Tuesday, 23 June, framing the shirt around tradition, pride and the familiar Ibrox blue as Derek McInnes prepares for his first full campaign in charge.
Rangers said the shirt keeps royal blue at the centre of the look, with subtle pinstripe detailing and modern Umbro craftsmanship, according to the club’s official home kit announcement.
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The launch matters because this is the first home kit of the McInnes era, arriving after a busy start to the summer at Ibrox. Strip releases can be cosmetic, but this one lands with the club actively trying to reset the mood around the squad, the football structure and the coming Premiership campaign.
Umbro’s return gives the design an obvious heritage thread. The pinstripes lean into a classic Rangers visual without moving too far from the clean blue base supporters expect from a home shirt.
For McInnes, the more important work still begins on the training pitch. But commercially and symbolically, this is one of the first visible markers of the next Rangers chapter: new manager, new season, familiar colours, and a shirt built to be seen from the stands at Ibrox.
