Rangers have had some fantastic kits down the years, and the one they wore between 1992 and 1994 is no exception.
The home shirt was mainly blue, as is usually the case with any Rangers strip, with it having three white stripes on either side of the collar – after all, it was Adidas who manufactured it. With all-white shorts and black and red socks, it was worn by the Ibrox outfit as they won the treble during the 1993-94 campaign, at which time the likes of Ally McCoist and Mark Hateley featured for the Gers.
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Twitter page @TrueColoursKits has decided to deconstruct the kit, sharing all of the details about the shirt, and it has gone down a treat with the club’s supporters – one fan even called it “beautiful”. Despite it being so long ago, they still seem to be awfully fond of the shirt.
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They have taken to the social media platform to share their thoughts, and you can see some of the best comments below.
this was a belter of a ķit. https://t.co/S9Iz1LmFxE
— Mcphearsonsfearson (@Mcphearsonsfea1) April 28, 2020
My favourite top by a mile ! The greatest team to ever come from Scotland imo wore it – the only Scottish club who will ever get to within one goal of a CL final. https://t.co/RpCtcBsSi7
— steve 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧 (@steveglasgo) April 28, 2020
Cracking kit
— Ross Kilvington (@Kilvington91) April 28, 2020
Cracking strips 👍👌💙
— Steven Erwin (@Thecrochunter7) April 28, 2020
one of my faves
— Craigy Gee (@craigygee55) April 28, 2020
Beautiful
— Mark (@markjh68) April 27, 2020
Let us know what you think!







