New Hearts kit revealed as the Tynecastle club confirm a fresh look for season 2023/24

The iconic maroon home strip is sure to prove popular with supporters.

Hearts today launched their new home kit for season 2023/24 as their iconic maroon shirt was given a fresh look by manufacturers Umbro.

MND Scotland continue to adorn the front of the shirt after the charity extended their agreement with Hearts earlier this week.

The new top contains a v-neck collar and is almost totally maroon except for a white design down the sleeves – inspired by the Heart of Midlothian mosaic on Edinburgh’s Royal Mile. It is expected to prove popular with supporters and is on sale now along with the accompanying white shorts and maroon socks.

Hearts will wear their new attire at some point next month ahead of the cinch Premiership kicking off on the weekend of August 5/6. They then go into European action a few days later in the first leg of the Europa Conference League third qualifying round.

A new away kit is expected to follow later this summer, while players and coaching staff will also don new training gear. The first-team squad is scheduled to report back to Riccarton next week and will depart for a week-long training camp in Spain next Friday, June 30.

That trip includes a friendly against Plymouth Argyle on Thursday, July 6, which will be Hearts’ first pre-season outing. The will be managed by technical director Steven Naismith, head coach Frankie McAvoy and first-team coach Gordon Forrest. Those three were confirmed as the club’s management team earlier this month.

New players are due to arrive and some will depart, with clubs in England and Europe showing interest in certain members of the Tynecastle squad.