Rangers have recruited Scottish singers Nathan Evans and Saint Phnx to release their new fourth kit.
The orange strip is inspired by the club's Scottish Cup final triumph of 2000, in which they emphatically defeated Aberdeen by four goals to nil.
Although the players wore the traditional blue kit on that occasion, the Rangers supporters at Hampden Park were decked out in orange in tribute to their then-Dutch manager Dick Advocaat and Dutch players, such as Arthur Numan and Giovanni van Bronckhorst .
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The latter got on the score sheet that memorable afternoon, along with Tony Vidmar, Billy Dodds, and Jorg Albertz .
The kit was officially released this morning, with Evans and Saint Phnx featuring in a video on Rangers' social media pages.
🧡 Our 2025/26 fourth kit.
Inspired by the 2000 Scottish Cup Final.
Available in-store and online | https://t.co/w90MBFEZmo pic.twitter.com/DhSfVpXk1n— Rangers Football Club (@RangersFC) October 25, 2025
— Rangers Football Club (@RangersFC) October 25, 2025
How much is Rangers' new orange fourth kit?
A short-sleeve version of Rangers' new fourth kit costs £80. Junior shirts are priced at £65. Adult shorts are £40, while juniors are £35.
Rangers certainly won't be wearing their new kit this weekend as they have a home game against Kilmarnock in store.
They then travel to face Hibernian at Easter Road midweek before a crucial Premier Sports Cup semi-final clash against Celtic next Sunday.
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