Rangers shirts are built around a bold royal blue base that has defined the club’s presence for generations at Ibrox. While trim colours, sponsor placements and manufacturer templates have shifted across eras, the deep blue foundation has remained central to the club’s visual identity.
This collection brings together original vintage Rangers shirts and classic home and away kits that illustrate how the club’s aesthetic has developed through different footballing periods.
Some of Rangers’ most recognisable shirts emerged during the 1990s, when Umbro templates introduced structured collars, confident sponsor execution and distinctive detailing. These kits continue to attract collectors searching for vintage Rangers shirts tied to dominant domestic periods.
Earlier designs leaned toward a cleaner presentation of the blue-and-white palette, while later adidas interpretations refined proportion and fabric technology. Even alternate kits - often incorporating red or white accents - maintained a clear link to the club’s traditional colour balance.
Retro Rangers shirts demonstrate how evolution in tailoring and trim can refresh a historic identity without replacing it.
Certain Rangers kits are remembered through the teams that defined Ibrox eras. 1990s designs are often associated with technically strong, tactically disciplined sides, while later templates reflect transitional and modern rebuild phases.
Players such as Brian Laudrup, Paul Gascoigne, Ally McCoist have become closely connected to particular shirt constructions and sponsor layouts. In many cases, the shade of blue or collar cut alone signals the period a kit belongs to.
This range charts how Rangers’ royal blue identity has been adapted across generations while retaining its core presence.
Every Rangers shirt in this collection is an original issue produced during its respective era. From structured Umbro templates to later adidas editions, sponsor detailing, stitching methods and fabric texture remain consistent with their initial release.
Chosen to represent genuine periods in the club’s history at Ibrox, these royal blue kits uphold Rangers’ identity through authentic, era-specific construction rather than reproduction or reinterpretation.
