Not since Argentina 1978 have Scotland and Adidas teamed up to produce a playing kit, the Tartan Army should hope that it signals a return to former glories.
The iconic “Three stripes” was last worn on international duty by such players as Kenny Dalglish, Joe Jordan and Denis Law lets hope that our current crop of players can emulate these former greats.
The new long sleeve tops are simple in design keeping the famous dark blue and sport the Scotland crest at the heart and emboldened large across the chest. The shirts are similar to recent Diadora and Umbro tops but have the adidas white stripes down the arms and the neck is rounded. The socks are kept in the traditional red and the shorts are long and white.
The new kit was modeled by captain Darren Fletcher,James McFadden and Gary Caldwell. Scotland No.1 Craig Gordon displayed the new keepers kit which is essentially the same as the outfield kit but in light blue.
The kits first use on duty will come against the Czech Republic at Hampden on Wednesday.
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